Daria Vasileva: Tales Without Words
About This Event
Pianist Daria Vasileva appears at Groupmuse NYC for Tales Without Words, presenting a program shaped by her position between concert repertory and contemporary listening culture. Her recorded neoclassical signals and prior Scriabin projects—including a recital and the album launch of Scriabin: Elements—inform a measured approach that traces Scriabin’s move from Chopin-adjacent lyricism to a more dissonant, color-attuned harmonic world.
About Tales Without Words
Now at Groupmuse NYC, *Tales Without Words* places pianist Daria Vasileva in a setting that treats the recital as both repertory and present-day listening practice. Her programs draw on a Scriabin-centered history and a recorded interest in neoclassical gestures, setting up a conversation between early modern piano color and contemporary restraint. No specific NYC premiere history has been announced for this edition, but the series fits a local tradition of chamber-scale experimentation outside formal halls. The result is a recital that asks the audience to listen for structure rather than story.
About the Artist
Daria Vasileva
Daria Vasileva is a pianist working at the crossroads of concert repertory and contemporary listening culture, with neoclassical signals in her recorded output. In New York City she appears at Groupmuse NYC, where she has presented programs centered on Alexander Scriabin, including a recital and the album launch of “Scriabin: Elements.