"More than a year ago, since my performance in the concert hall of the Baltiyskiy branch of the Central Music School, I first heard this composition by Ludwig van Beethoven, one of my favorite composers. I studied this piano sonata, and fell incredibly in love with it: the lyrical, low-register, constantly looming rock music, the final part of the sonata played a key role in my further fascination with academic literature. From that moment on, my attitude towards classical works changed completely, and I decided that it was necessary for other people who had interacted with such musical masterpieces for a short time to show them the music that people of previous generations enjoyed in all its beauty. I am absolutely sure that there is an opportunity to let people hear the music so that they want to hear it more. I am sure that classical music can help people return to their former high state of mind, no matter what they are. They just weren't shown it in its entirety, so they refused to take it any further. Well, we'll have to fix it!"

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These two pieces by Astor Piazzolla, "Shark" and "Oblivion", were jointly arranged with cellist Anna Plotkina. The sheet music is downloaded as a score and a separate cello part. Upon purchase, all the notes can be downloaded in PDF format.

The collection contains 4 arranged rhapsodies: 2, 5, 6 and 7. Sheet music in the form of a score (2 parts of marimbas). Upon purchase, all the notes can be downloaded in PDF format.

The Grand Rhapsody for Xylophone and Piano in G Minor, Op. 3 was written in 2026 and dedicated to pianist Eldar Jabbarov. Upon purchase, all the notes can be downloaded in PDF format.

6 nocturnes for marimba, Op. 2 were written in 2025-2026 and dedicated to Alina Ivanov. The melodies of these pieces are charming and to some extent mystical, opening up new combinations to listeners — classical canons with the timbre of the marimba. Despite the virtuosity of these miniatures, they nevertheless refer to the nocturnal tranquility: the composer wrote the first nocturne under the impression of deep evening dawn, and the next day, when the last notes appeared on paper, the work was already ready.; The author attributed nocturne No. 3 to a man whose greatness is commensurate with the deity, who is high above the stars in the twilight of the night. And the last creation brings the listener back from an unconscious but tender state — and the morning comes, where Aurora appears, by sounding like a charming theme.

Upon purchase, all sheet music can be downloaded in PDF format.