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Official Trailer: "Fearless Vision" feat. Asiya Korepanova, Pianist/Composer/Visual Artist
Montag, 9. Februar 2026 · 2 min
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🎬 Official Trailer — Fearless Visionwith Asiya Korepanova
For our upcoming episode of The Piano Pod, host Yukimi Song sits down with Asiya Korepanova — pianist, composer, visual artist, and poet — for a deep conversation on long-form artistic commitment, transcription as a creative act, and what it means to build a life in music shaped by depth, curiosity, and fearless vision.
Asiya is known for her daring piano transcriptions and for taking on extreme repertoire, including the complete solo piano works of Rachmaninoff and Liszt’s 24 Études. In this episode, she reflects on why she is drawn to projects that unfold over years rather than hours, and how imagination, rigor, and responsibility intersect in her artistic life.
📅 Episode Premiere: Tuesday, February 10 ⏰ PM ET
• 🎥 Watch the full episode on YouTube: youtube.com/@thepianopod
• 🎧 Audio episode drops simultaneously: linktr.ee/ThePianoPodAudio
• 📝 Meet Our Guest — Asiya Korepanova (Blog) (open.substack.com/pub/thepianopod/p/meet-our-g…)
🌐 Asiya Korepanova — Official Website (asiyakorepanova.com)
Join us for a conversation that goes beyond performance — into process, scale, and artistic vision.
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I would say I would follow my vision. I always had ideas early on about musical ideas, about visual ideas, about language, about image in the broad sense of it. I also learned to go for whatever comes to mind right away. I have an idea. Transcription in the morning. Sometimes I already would have a few pages of that down in the evening because I just like, I have to do this right now. I am thriving when I'm exploring.
For our upcoming episode of The Pianopod, I sat down with Acia Grepanova, pianist, composer, visual artist, and poet. Asiya is known for her daring piano transcriptions and for taking on extreme repertoire, including the complete solo piano works of Rachmaninoff and Liszt's 24 Etudes. It might seem extreme, but the extremity of it was never the point. And it's not because I wanted to, you know, let's do something unusual. I just wanted to. Do this because it is a due diligence of a pianist to say thank you. In this conversation, we talk about long -form artistic commitment, transcription as a creative act, and what it means to build a life in music shaped by depth, curiosity, and peerless vision. Join the premiere
tomorrow, Tuesday, February 10th at 8 p .m. Eastern Time on our YouTube channel, or catch the audio episode dropping at the same time. See you tomorrow.
