ANTON STRUZIK

MUSIC COMPOSER / ARRANGER

PROJECTS

SORROW WIND

EP- 6 tracks

My first EP, featuring six original tracks recorded at Saint Germain Studios in Paris. Built around the delicate interplay of string quartet arrangements and piano, the project blends folk and classical sound with intimate, atmospheric compositions.

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IN MY STEPS

Quartet arrangement

I had the pleasure to create this string quartet arrangement for the Belgian neo-classical artist Nathan Gabriel. The piece was written specifically for a live concert. The piece stands out by its very contemporary integration of texture and articulation.

DEMO MINI-ALBUMS

Musical Explorations around cinematic aesthetics

ABOUT

Belgian-Swedish pianist and composer now based in Paris, I was introduced to the piano at the age of 11, immersed in a dual musical culture shaped by both classical music and jazz. From an early stage, the relationship between music and image became central to my artistic approach, with my compositions deeply informed by a strong visual sensibility.

Studying piano at the Jazz Studio in Antwerp provided me with a solid foundation in improvisation, harmony, composition, and arrangement. I later expanded this background through studies in sound production at SAE Institute, followed by a master’s degree at ESIS in Paris. This engagement with the technical dimension of sound enabled me to develop a strong command of recording and sound creation processes.

Inspired by neo-classical composers such as Ólafur Arnalds, Max Richter, and Ryuichi Sakamoto, I specialized in writing for piano and string quartet — a configuration I consider to be the foundation of my musical language. This instrumental framework serves as a matrix from which I explore new ideas.

As each project begins with the development of a sonic palette, the pursuit of sound aesthetics lies at the core of my artistic practice. Giving equal attention to the exploration of timbre and sonic texture as to melodic and harmonic writing, my work is characterized by melodic atmospheres and contemplative soundscapes.