Serouj Kradjian is a Canadian-Armenian pianist, composer, and conductor known for his dynamic versatility and deep connection to Armenian musical traditions. With a career spanning classical performance, chamber music, and collaborative projects, he’s become a musical chameleon—equally at home interpreting Liszt’s virtuosic études, reimagining Armenian sacred hymns, or diving into Spanish chamber works. His recent releases, like *Mythical & Mystical* and *Mother of Light*, highlight his dual passion for Western classical masterpieces and Armenian heritage, often blending the two in unexpected ways.
A frequent collaborator with his spouse, soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian, Kradjian has also made waves as an arranger and artistic director, notably co-founding the ensemble “Loud Memory” to explore Armenian folk and classical fusion. Based in Toronto, he’s built a reputation for thoughtful programming and technical brilliance, whether tackling Paganini’s fiendish *La Campanella* or unearthing lesser-known works like those of Enrique Fernández Arbós. His Juno-nominated projects reveal an artist who treats music as both a historical tapestry and a living, evolving conversation.
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