Lubomyr Melnyk developed a new 'language' for the piano called 'Continuous Music', combining classical training with ideas from Minimalist composers like Terry Riley.
Compositional Technique
Lubomyr Melnyk's piano technique incorporates elements of Eastern thinking and Martial Arts, allowing him to execute complex note-combinations at unprecedented speeds.
Critical Reception
While Lubomyr Melnyk's revolutionary piano playing was initially ignored by classical institutions, his music is now gaining wider international awareness.
Performer Biography
Lubomyr Melnyk is considered the fastest pianist in history, capable of maintaining speeds of over 19 notes per second in each hand.
Composer Biography
Lubomyr Melnyk, a Ukrainian pianist and composer, was born in a Ukrainian refugee camp.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Lubomyr Melnyk's 'Continuous Technique' aims to release the piano's natural sound, allowing its 'true voice' to sing in its fullest glory.
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