The Masked Pianoman
'Rock and melt when you're on fire for music. Long live the piano!'
(The Masked Pianoman)
I live only for music, I live only for my piano. There is no blood flowing in my veins, there are tones and melodies flowing. My calm compositions can be heard on all streaming platforms since 2020 and reach millions of listeners every month - enjoy these quiet, relaxing pieces and find your inner peace with my personal 'Felt Piano' sound.
I am very thankful for more than 100 mio. streams on all audio streaming platforms since 2020.
January 24th, 2026
On July 17th, I will unveil my new album, “My Floral Haven”—a delicate sanctuary of sound, where color and quiet wonder bloom. Silent Beat Records has outdone itself with a single, evocative artwork that unifies all releases in one visual garden. Stay excited!
The journey begins on February 20th with Hiems Rosa, opening the path with the quiet frost of early winter. On March 13th, Lunaria Noctis bathes the night in lunar serenity, followed by April 10th’s Pluvia Narcissa, which drizzles gentle rain across the mind’s landscape. May 8th brings Umbracamelia, draping shadowed blossoms in twilight, while May 29th’s Crepusculum Lilium lingers in the half-light of dusk. The final single before the album, Stella Muscus, glimmers with the soft sparkle of moss-dusted starlight on June 26th.
Together, these six singles and the remaining tracks form a living ecosystem of sound—a haven where time slows, senses awaken, and the imagination wanders freely. On July 17th, the full album blooms, inviting listeners into a garden of memory, color, and suspended moments, where every note is a petal and every pause a gentle breeze.
January 9th, 2026
My new album "12 Reimaginations of Classical Music" has been released today as a cycle of transformed memories.
Known themes dissolve into altered contours: traces of "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky, drifting light from "Morning Mood" from *Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46" by Grieg, the restless current of "Vltava" from *Má vlast, JB 1:112" by Smetana, the fragile arc of "Humoresque in G-Flat Major, Op. 101 No. 7" by Dvořák, the suspended stillness of "Träumerei" from *Kinderszenen, Op. 15" by Schumann, the distant glow of "Pavane pour une infante défunte, M. 19a" by Ravel, alongside six further reimagined pieces drawn from Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Impressionist sources. None stands forward; all merge into a single atmospheric field.
The Felt Piano frame turns each motif into something unguarded. Harmonic shifts open hidden pressure points, rhythmic compression sharpens shape, quiet dynamics pull the listener inward. My new album treats the canon not as an archive but as a living reservoir, allowing familiar melodies to shed weight and surface in new emotional form.
Find "12 Reimaginations of Classical Music" on your favorite streaming platform here!
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'I believe that when you are completely free inside and spiritually open in silence, it is possible to perceive things that you normally do not feel, see or hear. When I compose, I often just sit down at the piano and start playing.'
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