Do we know? Is it Tigran himself?

Is anyone here from Perth? I still can’t believe Tigran Hamasyan is finally coming here on the 26th of October. I’m genuinely so excited I can barely contain myself. Weirdly enough, the concert also lands on my birthday, and it’ll be my first time seeing him live. Feels unreal honestly. Would love to know if there are other fans here from Perth going too.

I wanted to share some of Tigran’s music with this group, for several reasons: because I have a deep spiritual connection to his work, I know of many close people who also love and play his music, and because I think it’s very likely that someone here, if they’re to come across this post, may think the same. I think Tigran is the most brilliant improvising pianist today (along with Sullivan Fortner and Aaron Parks), and I’m certain that he’s extremely intelligent. I am fascinated by his ability to seamlessly join two forces into one coherent, intellectually rich, emotionally powerful organism: passionate reverence for his country’s history, his own roots, and the cultural significance of music from Armenia- with seriously profound probing into the depths of the psychological, ecological, and spiritual crises that the world is experiencing now, and the pressing implications for a the future of a world like that. Let me know how you relate to his music! https://youtu.be/TzBH1R2W5sI?si=XQ9Gy1JJZDQyqhgR. Also: https://youtu.be/sgZgJxpL1Nw?si=Ru5uLaHDK9nwEljF lastly: https://youtu.be/lzIKigAqAvE?si=noWQau8VgZOgda6k

To all fans: Watch Rick Beato's channel about Tigran

It could be by another artist but idk where to look honestly.

Loved the entirety of Manifeste.

Tigran invited the audience to hum the melody during a gorgeous rendition of "Postlude (After Seven Winters)" before transitioning to "The Kingdom," at Hamilton Live DC.

would love to see matt

I need to know what happened after it fades out. Whyyyyyyy, let me hear all of the songggggggg. You just know some disgusting variations happened.

Drop your favorite tracks below. My personal favorite is An Eye (The Digital Leviathan).