Tchaikovsky/ Nuron Mukumi - Tchaikovsky: 18 Klavierstucke Op. 72 Nocturne in cis-moll In Stock inspired by both the innocence

inspired by both the innocence and zeal of his 3-year-old son

Stuck in 1950s suburbia

neoclassicism - and plenty of Antheil are the ingredients of these unique works for piano

Richard Wagner's Tannhäuser: Aria of Elisabeth performed by the Philharmonia Forum Europa and Jutta Seifert with Wolfgang Gröhs conducting

Tchaikovsky/ Nuron Mukumi - Tchaikovsky: 18 Klavierstucke Op. 72 Nocturne in cis-moll In Stock inspired by both the innocenceHe's a peak performer. If he keeps this up, he'll probably climb other peaks altogether. a talent that combines rigor and playfulness. Werner Theurich in Spiegel Online German Uzbek pianist Nuron Mukumi was born in 1996 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. He began playing the piano at the age of six, won 1st prize at the International Piano Competition for Russian Music in California at the age of seven, and 1st prize at the Uzbek Republic Youth Competition in