Piano Revenge Days London: New sounds. New voices. A different piano.
Piano Revenge Days — London
14 & 15 January 2027 · 19:15 · St Gabriel’s Church, Pimlico, London
St Gabriel’s Church welcomes Piano Revenge Days — London, a two-evening celebration of new piano music bringing together an exceptional group of international pianists and composers from across Europe and beyond.
Taking place on 14 and 15 January 2027 at 19:15, the festival will present two intimate collective concerts, featuring artists from France, Cyprus, Ukraine, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Poland, the USA, Norway, Serbia and the UK.
The programme is dedicated entirely to the piano. Each artist will perform a short individual set, creating an evening that moves between different musical languages, personalities and approaches to the instrument. From contemporary compositions to distinctive new voices, the concerts offer an opportunity to discover piano music that is personal, adventurous and outside the traditional concert format.
Presented by Piano Revenge, an independent festival created by artists for artists, the London edition continues the organisation’s mission to promote new piano music and create opportunities for international artistic exchange.
With its intimate atmosphere and distinctive character, St Gabriel’s Church provides a beautiful setting for these encounters between music, artists and audience.
Admission is free. Donations are welcome and help support the festival, its participating artists and the continuation of its work promoting new piano music.
Piano Revenge Days — London
A piano. A room. A little rebellion.
Meet the Artists
Gabriel Berdichevsky (France)
A pianist-composer blending classical tradition with nature-inspired, cinematic emotion and quiet, intimate intensity.
Hüseyin Kirmizi (Cyprus)
A pianist-composer merging contemporary classical, jazz, and improvisation into one voice shaped by Eastern Mediterranean memory and transformation.
Tetiana Viktory (Ukraine)
Pianist, composer and musicologist integrating classical tradition, cultural memory and creative innovation through music.
Dennis Korn (Germany)
German pianist and composer creating emotional neo-classical and neo-romantic music inspired by feelings, nature, memories and human connection.
Louisiana Bloom (Belgium)
Introspective pianist and composer inventing minimalist, emotional music that transforms personal experiences into healing, hope and renewal.
Diego Spitaleri (Italy)
A warm, lyrical pianist-composer mixing Mediterranean melody with jazz freedom and improvisation, creating intimate, emotional spaces of memory and dialogue.
Marcin Bela (USA/Poland)
A pianist-composer whose turns spiritual archetypes into introspective, restrained music about strength, wisdom, grace and instinct.
Matthew Mayer (USA)
A self-taught, instinct-driven pianist-composer crafting intimate, cinematic music of memory, longing, and quiet courage beyond convention.
Susanne Darre (Norway)
Norwegian pianist and composer blending contemporary classical music, poetic landscapes and intimate emotion to create soothing, soulful soundscapes.
Alex Solely (Serbia)
Neoclassical pianist-composer whose Essential Minimalism prizes space, silence and restraint, adding strings to his intimate piano.
Piotr Zalewski (Poland)
Polish pianist and composer merging contemporary piano, ambient and cinematic sounds, guided by improvisation, nature, intuition and emotional storytelling.
Sergio Romano (Italy)
Italian pianist and composer combining classical, jazz and contemporary influences into cinematic, emotional music shaped by personal expression.
Telin (UK)
London-based pianist, composer and curator melting classical, jazz, pop and electronic influences through expressive, collaborative contemporary piano.
Anna Bondareva (France)
Pianist, composer and artistic visionary combining classical rigor with avant-garde creativity, emotion and multidisciplinary artistic expression.
Two Days. 14 Artists. London.
This international ensemble of pianist-composers shares a devotion to the piano as a vehicle for intimate, emotional storytelling. Hailing from across Europe, the Mediterranean and North America, they draw on classical foundations while reaching beyond them, blending in jazz, ambient, electronic, pop and cinematic influences.
Several rely heavily on improvisation and instinct, with some entirely self-taught, while others bring academic rigor, musicology or avant-garde, multidisciplinary vision.
St Gabriel’s Church, Pimlico, London
Le Piano Revenge Festival et La Société Alexandre Scriabine France
constituent les principales et uniques sections et activités d’Omega Art,
association à but non lucratif loi 1901.