Megelbey Enya - was born in Moscow in 1986.
In 2001 he graduated with honors from music school № 5. Igumnova piano class Zubareva Antonina
Enya has participated in many performances as a concert pianist and as an accompanist. He is a diplomat and winner among music school MO.

The idea of ​​creating their own songs and compositions in the biography Megelbey were still in school. There she began to play the vocal-instrumental ensemble, and quickly gained the missing musical knowledge.

For a long time carried away by the music, Enya has found his own style - Neoclassical. Who has written more than 120 recordings of his own. Just played cover versions with the addition of improvisations on well-known hits.

In June, 2015. He was released the first instrumental album: "MUSIC IS IN MY BLOOD". The album consists of 14 songs

Also in 2015 he was credited with RAM them. Gnesin, Department of Special Piano YA Rozum
Solo project PIANOENYA - instrumental music includes solo piano, solo violin, solo guitar ...
The compositions are built on peace, affection, harmony, a kind of psychological effect on the listener . this delicate matter, speaking directly to the human soul.

PIANOENYA- you hear music the words are not important, they appear after ... Music never out of tune ....
Neoclassical
Motto - Music is in my blood ...

Mastered instruments: guitar, violin
Website: http: //www.megelbey.ru
Location: Moscow, Russia

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