Mikhail Alperin

Ukrainian pianist and composer

Mikhail Alperin - Artists & Creatives born November 7th, 1956
Born
Died

2018
8 years ago — 62 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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Ukraine

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Born in Ukraine, this pianist and composer became prominent in the music scene, particularly known for blending various musical styles. Alperin was a member of the musical ensemble 'The Moscow Art Trio,' which combined jazz and classical influences. Residing in Norway later in life, contributions included solo works and collaborations with various artists across genres, showcasing a unique fusion of Eastern European folk elements and modern music. The artist's works often reflect a deep appreciation for cultural connections and innovative expression.

Member of The Moscow Art Trio

Blended jazz and classical music styles

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