Lubomyr Melnyk Tickets

The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh.

Lubomyr Melnyk
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Lubomyr Melnyk is the pioneer of Continuous Piano Music … and one of the truly great pianists of our time --- in fact, some consider him to be THE greatest pianist alive today !

Why? ---- because of his extraordinary speed and virtuosity, and his ability to create effects on the piano that no one has ever been able to do before ---amazing almost electronic sounds out of the piano!

With his extraordinary technique, he paints never-before heard “landscapes” of sound, with his fingers playing occasionally at super-sonic speeds of over 19.5 notes per second in each hand … something that no other pianist can even dream of doing !  He brings the Joy of the piano into the world... for everyone.

In the mid-70´s, he began working on new concepts of piano playing that combined Advanced Classical piano technique with the transcendent philosophies of the Martial Arts, Tai Chi and Kung Fu.


Over the years, his devotion to perfection has taken the piano into completely new dimensions, with capacities that allow him to create sound effects on the piano that have never been heard before ! --- and play at speeds that pianists never imagined were possible …. 

He is correctly called “The Prophet Of The Piano”!