Teodor Doré, aka Fyodor Biryuchev, is a London-based pianist and composer and a distinguished graduate of the Liceu Conservatory celebrated for his exceptional musical talent and worldwide performances. His interests span a wide spectrum, from collaborating on opera projects like «The Queen of Spades» with the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow (III Russian National Opera Award «Onegin») to releasing 5 albums and performing over 150 concerts across five continents.
Teodor’s portfolio also includes music for Bollywood movies, theatrical performances, orchestral suites, and various pieces for orchestra, string quartet, piano, etc. In the theater scene, Teodor’s captivating music has been featured in two notable premieres: «Theatre of Gulags» in London and «Say That You Love Me» in Madrid, Buenos Aires, Stuttgart, and Narva. His collaborations extend to working with esteemed conductors such as Fabio Mastrangelo, Nikolai Zinman, Andrei Rein, Manel Valdivieso, and Alexander Walker. “Portraits of Cities” is like a sonic postcard collection where each composition is a vivid snapshot of a city that has left an indelible mark on Teodor during his globetrotting adventures.
These aren’t your average tunes; they are sonic guides, unveiling the hidden gems of urban landscapes with cinematic flair. This project embodies 8 portraits representing the spirits of cities worldwide, interconnected by the invisible strands of music that transcend boundaries. It bridges East and West, South and North, merging conflicting elements, religions, and truths. Doré’s work encapsulates the art of unity amidst chaos and duality, showcasing the transformative power of music to connect disparate elements into a harmonious essence.
Through an alchemical fusion of traditional instrumentation, the melodic eloquence of the piano, field recordings, and avant-garde electronic elements, Doré’s work transcends mere musical boundaries to become a bridge between disparate worlds. “Portraits of Cities” is a new convergence that celebrates the rich tapestry of global diversity, offering an immersive auditory experience that resonates with cultural connoisseurs and sonic aesthetes alike. “Portraits of Cities” isn’t just about music; it’s a vibrant tapestry promoting the ideas of multiculturalism and diversity. Teodor seamlessly blends piano melodies with traditional instruments to create a melodic fusion, transcending the boundaries between Western and Eastern musical realms.
