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Frequently asked questions
Everything about the music, where to find it, and the work it supports.
What kind of music does Sophie Kazandjian make?
Modern classical and neoclassical solo piano, played by ear. Tranquil, atmospheric, cinematic and minimalist, it’s often described as music for quiet mornings, study, focus and unwinding.
Who does Sophie Kazandjian’s music sound like?
It tends to be loved by listeners who enjoy Ludovico Einaudi, Ólafur Arnalds, Nils Frahm and Max Richter: quiet, melodic, atmospheric neoclassical piano. Sophie plays entirely by ear, so the pieces have an intuitive, flowing feel of their own.
Where can I listen and buy the music?
You can stream Glass Slopes and The Passenger EP in full on the home page, or buy them on Bandcamp.
Where do the proceeds go?
All proceeds from the music go to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund.
When is the next album, Infra Aura, released?
Infra Aura is the third record, built around resonant frequencies, and is in the making, expected in 2026/27. Use the Notify me form on the home page for sneak peeks and the release date.
What inspires the music?
The light, weather and highland landscape Sophie grew up in. Pieces are found by ear rather than written down, which gives the music its intuitive, flowing quality.