A Quiet Concert — Piano Night with Alex Solely in Baku

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If you’re tired of the noise — from the news, the city, or within yourself — and want to enjoy calm piano music among people who know how to truly listen, you’re invited.

This evening, Alex Solely — pianist and composer — will perform in Baku for the very first time. But it won’t be a traditional concert with a setlist.

It’s a lamp-lit evening. Almost like home.

No stage. No barriers.

Just a piano, a lamp — and music that unfolds in the silence.

🎼 The program includes pieces from the album Piano Solely, improvisations, and moments that are born right then and there.

The kind of music that can’t be repeated.

“I’ve been wanting to play a concert like this for a long time.

No stage. No distance. No formalities.

Just a lamp in the dark and music shared like between old friends.”

“I will perform pieces from my debut album Piano Solely, as well as new compositions that will be released very soon.

The program will also include works by composers whose music inspires me.

Namely:

J.S. Bach – Praeludium I

Philip Glass – Mad Rush

Erik Satie – Gnossienne I

Ludovico Einaudi – Divenire

Yann Tiersen – Porz Goret

and more.” — Alex Solely

This evening is called A Quiet Concert.

It’s about presence.

About attention.

About the kind of music that asks for nothing — and gives so much in return.

👤 Who is Alex Solely?

Pianist and composer working in the genres of modern classical and minimalism. Studied at the Gnesin Academy, the Schnittke Institute, and Berklee College of Music (USA).

In 2024, his album Piano Solely received a Silver Medal in the Neoclassical category at the Global Music Awards.

But more importantly — his music is alive. And it sounds best up close.

📌 Details:

📅 28.04.25

📍 Maksud Ibrahimbekov Creativity Center

🕯 Format: intimate, almost home-like

🎟 Entry by invitations only