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Described by the Armenian Weekly as a “technical wizard” and a pianist of “rich emotions," an Armenian award-winning pianist Hrant explores repertoire ranging from the Baroque era to our modern times.
Hrant has performed in various prestigious concert halls across the world, including Carnegie Hall in New York, Aula Nova Hall in Poznan, Poland, Steinway Hall in Changsha and South China Normal University Concert Hall in Guangzhou, China. He has appeared as a soloist with various symphony orchestras, including Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra, Armenian State Symphony Orchestra, Kankakee Valley Symphony Orchestra and Heights Chamber Orchestra. Hrant has won many international competitions including First Prizes at KVSO Young Artist Competition and San Jose International Piano Competition. Being an active chamber and collaborative musician, Hrant has collaborated with many prominent soloists, most notably with the cellist Suren Bagratuni, which has culminated in releases of two albums – “Songs of My Childhood” and “Brahms Three Sonatas.” In addition to teaching the next generation of pianists, Hrant also works with SCML's sister company, Lowcountry Pianist & Company, providing music for a special events and accompanying choral performances. |
Hrant's Teaching Style:
"I enjoy teaching piano students of all ages—from young beginners just discovering the joy of music to adult learners seeking to deepen their skills. My teaching approach reflects a deep appreciation for the rich tradition of classical piano. In the early stages, I often use method books such as the Diller & Quaile series and the time-tested Thompson books, which emphasize strong reading skills, proper technique, and expressive musicality. As students grow in ability and confidence, we transition into studying the works of some of the world’s greatest composers, including Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven. I would be delighted to help you—or your child—develop a lifelong love for the piano."
"I enjoy teaching piano students of all ages—from young beginners just discovering the joy of music to adult learners seeking to deepen their skills. My teaching approach reflects a deep appreciation for the rich tradition of classical piano. In the early stages, I often use method books such as the Diller & Quaile series and the time-tested Thompson books, which emphasize strong reading skills, proper technique, and expressive musicality. As students grow in ability and confidence, we transition into studying the works of some of the world’s greatest composers, including Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven. I would be delighted to help you—or your child—develop a lifelong love for the piano."