Welcome to our best music channels:

BACH - https://soundcloud.com/bach_best
HAYDN  - https://soundcloud.com/haydn_best
MOZART -  https://soundcloud.com/mozart_best
BEETHOVEN  - https://soundcloud.com/beethoven_best
CHOPIN - https://soundcloud.com/chopin_best
TCHAIKOVSKY - https://soundcloud.com/tchaikovsky_best

Mozart Sonata 3 (Allegro) - John Bogomil

John Bogomil is an independent musician and philosopher, an author of many books on spirituality, musicology and poetry. He has also recorded over 100 CD's  of piano and ensemble classical music masterpieces.

"Музыка есть голос из вечности. Приносит ароматы неземной доброты, ароматы того, чего нет в мире! Уходя, святые души только её хотят транслировать. Вот шифропись гения Баха!"

Иоанн Богомил (из книги "Фортепиано как орфеон", том 2).
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John Bogomil is an independent musician and philosopher, an author of many books on spirituality, musicology and poetry. He has also recorded over 100 CD's of piano and ensemble classical music masterpieces.

John Bogomil is an independent musician and philosopher, an author of many books on spirituality, musicology and poetry. He has also recorded over 100 CD's of piano and ensemble classical music masterpieces.

French pianist Vera Lothar-Shevchenko (1899 - 1982) was educated in Paris and Vienna, married a Soviet engineer in Paris and moved to the Soviet Union in the late 1930s. Her husband and herself were soon condemned to the Stalinist prison camps, where innocent she spent 13 years.

All these long years the keyboard cut out of a plank from her bed with a kitchen knife was her only musical instrument. Vera played this silent piano during her rare free moments. She held these extraordinary concerts for the other female prisoners who were shocked by her devotion to music They were mesmerised by her fingers playing the most unusual musical instrument of XX century. Fingers tortured by the  hard work of the Gulags.

After her release from the camp she worked as a pianist in USSR .
She played in Moscow, Leningrad, Novosibirsk, Odessa, Omsk, Sverdlovsk. She worked incredibly hard, performing her favorites — Bach, Beethoven, Chopin and Debussy.

Although she had a chance to return to France she always rejected: ‘It would be treachery to the memory of those russian women who helped me during that infernal term in prison.’

Mozart Sonata 3 (Allegro) - John Bogomil

Mozart_best (by John Bogomil)