Olga P.

Music Teacher, Theatre Teacher, Cinema & Technology Teacher

New York City

• Piano trains composers, not just pianists Every piano student is secretly learning orchestration, harmony, rhythm, and storytelling — even before touching a full score.
• Music theory explains feelings That “sad,” “hopeful,” or “suspenseful” sound you hear in films? There’s a clear musical reason behind it — and students learn how to control it.
• Film music is a language, not a genre The same technique works in animation, theatre, games, and pop productions — once you understand how music supports narrative, you can score anything.

Genre-crossing composer and pianist blending classical technique with cinematic and electronic innovation. Known for emotionally resonant scores across film, animation, theatre, and immersive productions. Collaborated with Emmy-nominated artists, Cannes-selected directors, and Billboard- charting producers. Founder of Excelsior Symphonic Orchestra, with performances across Europe and United States including Carnegie Hall, Hofburg Palace and Crocus City Hall for audiences of 10.000+.