Juliana Osinchuk

Concert Pianist, Music Educator and Recording Artist

Pianist Juliana Osinchuk is one of today's most versatile artists performing  internationally to great critical acclaim since age eleven when she made a surprise debut in Carnegie Hall performing Beethoven's Sonata op. 10 # 1 to rave reviews.  She has continued to dazzle audiences and critics from Alaska to New York to Washington D.C., from London to Amsterdam, and from Germany to Ukraine... (read more)

Osinchuk's recordings include Keys to Recovery, Nothing but Singing to do, Tchaikovsky's Piano Music, The Sorcerer's Piano, and a special project for Children's Hospital at Providence called Growing Babies Bright, a CD of music for babies...

Alfred Music Publishing Co., Inc. has just published Osinchuk’s variations on Happy Birthday, “Happy Birthday, Wolfgang.” Dr. Osinchuk originally composed this piece to honor W. A. Mozart’s 250th birthday, and it was premiered on January 26, 2006 in Anchorage, Alaska. Juliana has also recorded her original version on her most recent solo CD Keys to Recovery.  She writes in her foreword: “ Inspired by the humorous piano improvisations of Victor Borge, I chose pieces to arrange that would be familiar to most audiences. Two of the themes I used are from Mozart’s piano sonatas K. 545 and K. 331.  I also used a chamber music piece, Eine kleine nachtmusik; the second movement from his Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K. 467 (used as the theme for the movie Elvira Madigan); and one of the arias form his opera The Magic Flute.” The published version has been edited to be played by most late intermediate and early advanced pianists. “Happy Birthday, Wolfgang” is now available at all music stores and through www.alfred.com (catalogue number 34421).