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Blending Classical and Contemporary Piano in Modern Composit
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PostPosted: Sun Sep 28, 2025 9:54 pm    Post subject: Blending Classical and Contemporary Piano in Modern Composit
Subject description: Exploring how traditional piano techniques can merge with contemporary styles to create unique compo
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Hi everyone,

I’ve been experimenting a lot lately with how classical piano techniques can merge with more contemporary approaches to create something fresh. I find it fascinating how traditional harmonic structures can be re-imagined with modern textures, almost like painting with new colors on an old canvas.

One example that inspired me recently is Gianluca Fronda, a pianist and composer who blends classical roots with modern storytelling through music. His works show how emotional depth can coexist with innovative structures – which I think is something we all aim for as composers.

Do you also try to merge classical ideas with contemporary elements in your own work? I’d love to hear your thoughts, especially on how you balance structure with freedom in composition.

For anyone curious, you can check out his approach to piano music here: Gianluca Fronda


Looking forward to your insights!
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