Lullaby #19 (a Song For Jpg)

My name is Sebastian Korsak. I am a Greek Polish scientist, with a background in physics and computational biology. While my main profession revolves around IT, music—especially the piano—has been my lifelong passion. Now, I’d like to share something personal with you, something I hope you find both enjoyable and unique. Therefore, here you can discover my compositions, and my own interpretations of them. As BlackPianoCat, I’m not here to compete with other musicians, but simply to enjoy the music and help others feel good through it.

For me music is a path for communicating with other people and express myself. There are a lot of people who claim that music is their dream or they cannot live without music. Despite the fact that art does not always seem practical or profitable, it is something that help us to express ourselves, and communicate with each other. Feelings cannot be described always with our languages, and this is the reason why the music goes beyond and so many people find it so interesting. In conclusion, I see music as a way of communication, and I do not expect to make profit from it. If my stories can touch your soul, you are free to follow me and be member of my small community.

See what’s on my liked music list to heal your soul.

Italian composer and pianist Luca Longobardi represents the generation of classically trained musicians who incorporate the language of contemporary electronic music into their pieces, which are furthermore strongly connected to the multimedia arts. Born in 1976, Longobardi studied classical music in Italy and New York and went on to earn his doctorate in digital audio restoration in Rome in 2011. His works reveal a strong interaction between classical and contemporary music. The experience he has gained as a theatre musician has increased his interest in the relationship between sounds and spectacle; he has composed music for ballets and films and accompanied installations and experimental art productions (Atelier de Lumières - Paris, Carrières de Lumières - Baux-de-Provence, Kunstkraftwerk - Leipzig). At his multimedia performances and in his recordings, strongly experimental electronic music meets pure, ethereal and simple-seeming piano playing that nevertheless relays deep emotions.