Piacella Duo

Interdisciplinary Projects & collaborations

We combine music with other art forms to create unique experiences. Whether it’s working with theater or doing live readings, our interdisciplinary projects mix sound with visuals and spoken word to bring new life to storytelling and performance. These collaborations allow us to explore new creative possibilities and push the boundaries of traditional art forms.

Fågelbo teater

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You can find the festival program here: program.pdf

Fågelbo Teater is a distinguished Ukrainian women’s ensemble based in Stockholm, known for blending traditional music with modern arrangements while emphasizing authentic vocal performances. Their unique style draws on ancient, pre-Christian traditions, bringing to life the deep, ancestral roots of Ukrainian culture through powerful and heartfelt singing. Having graced prestigious events like the European Christmas concert in Stockholm, their performances offer an immersive experience that connects the past with the present, showcasing both cultural heritage and innovative sound. Click to learn more..

Project «Min vän cello»

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My Friend Cello is an interactive performance for children aged 3-6, where they discover the magic of the cello through the story of main characters. The show helps kids explore how music can express emotions, mimic animals, and more. It encourages them to dance, play, and even draw what they feel, fostering creativity and emotional expression in an inclusive setting.. Click to learn more..

Hur känner du att du är rädd?

photo credit: orionteatern.se

How Do You Feel Fear? is a powerful theatrical production featuring 18 short plays written by Ukrainian youth, aged 15-21, who have endured the trauma of war. Directed by Lars Rudolfsson, the performance combines absurdity with emotional depth, highlighting resilience through music and choreography. It is performed by acting students from the Stockholm University of the Arts, Orionteatern actors, and Ukrainian cellist Anna Nuzha, offering a poignant look into the lives of young Ukrainians affected by conflict. More details are available here..

Collaborations with other musicians

We truly enjoy collaborating with other musicians and often perform on various stages with vocalists, pianists, organists, instrumental duets, chamber ensembles, and orchestras. These collaborations allow us to explore new dimensions of the musical world, discovering new sounds and creative possibilities with every performance. Here are some examples:

Marie Macleod

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Cellists Marie Macleod and Anna Nuzha performed a heartfelt concert in Nacka at Ringparksstugan, where their beautiful harmonies and seamless collaboration captivated the audience. The program, enriched by the participation of talented pianists, featured a variety of pieces that showcased the depth and expressiveness of the cello. This intimate performance highlighted the duo’s exceptional musicianship and their passion for creating a warm and engaging musical experience. Click to listen to more..

Sergiy Ivanchuk

photo credit: Alina Harmash

An unforgettable evening of stories and premiere performances with the BRILLIANT Sergiy Ivanchuk, set in the breathtaking 14th-century venue “Musicvalvet” in the heart of Stockholm’s Old Town. It was a magical experience brought to life by the incredible organizers and filled with goosebumps as the audience joined us in singing for part of the concert 🥹🙈🫂. Click to learn more..

Lily Smith

PHOTO credit: Patrick Robert

The Spring Concert in Normandy 2023 was a memorable occasion for classical music lovers, combining the region’s natural charm with outstanding musical talent. The program showcased moving arias from Puccini and Bizet, enchanting compositions by Poulenc, and enduring pieces from Gounod and Schubert. The evening’s serene ambiance and exceptional performances deeply touched the audience, culminating in a night of inspiration and appreciation for the exquisite musical journey. Click to learn more about the concert and its participants..

mariya lyashevych

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Maria Lyashevych is a great Ukrainian pediatric surgeon with 15 years of experience, who, alongside her medical studies, graduated from the conservatory with a specialization in violin. Now living in Stockholm, she is pursuing a new medical degree while still finding time to dedicate to music. She welcomes opportunities to perform with chamber ensembles and orchestras, enriching her musical journey.

Mämus – Mälaröarnas Musiksällskap

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Mälaröarnas Musiksällskap, founded in 1969 on Färingsö, is a vibrant musical society that has grown to include a symphony orchestra, jazz bands, brass ensembles, and a variety of guest soloists and conductors. Under expert artistic leadership, the society provides its musicians with ample opportunities for musical growth. The symphony orchestra, MÄMUS, features a full complement of strings, woodwinds, brass, harp, and percussion, and performs a range of classical and themed concerts, including the annual summer concert at Ekebyhovs slott. Click to learn more about MÄMUS..

Live Readings

photo credit: Alina Harmash

During live readings of texts or poetry, we provide a musical backdrop that enriches the spoken word. Our compositions are tailored to evoke the right mood, helping to amplify the meaning and emotions of the piece being read.

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