I am delighted that a piece of mine was selected to be part of the program of the Trifolion concert with Anna Kasprzy on September 20th 2026 17:00.

MUDAM sponsors and presents Dodoka 12 Works for 12 Cantons.

Provisory Object 03 (2004), belongs to a series of short films for which Edith Dekyndt (b. 1960, Ypres) documented the fleeting existence of a soapy water membrane and the colourful effects of light reflected on its surfaces. Shot on video, each work follows the same structure, presenting a close-up, static image of hands holding the thin film of soap until it suddenly disappears. Each work in the series is made under different atmospheric conditions, from the artist’s kitchen to the Arctic Circle. Provisory Object 03 was filmed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Inspired by the work of Edith Dekyndt, carillonneur Anna Kasprzycka will explore the ephemeral, the resonance, and the fleeting nature of bell sounds in a program highlighting compositions by women alongside her own improvisations.

The concert is free, and more information can be found here

I am pleased to share that on March 11th, 2026, Danielle Roster will give a conference at the Lëtzebuerg City Museum on the topic: Female Musicians and Composers at the School of Music of Luxembourg during the Third Reich

The conference will be held in Luxembourgish.

Among the works performed during the event, I am delighted to mention that I created the arrangements for three pieces composed by Lou Koster.

You can find the program here.

Further information and reservations are available here.

The Ministry of Culture has awarded twelve musical composition commissions to Luxembourgish or resident composers in 2025

Ten commissions were awarded in the context of the public call for commissions of musical works intended for orchestras or musical ensembles for the 2025/2026 season, while two commissions were awarded on the occasion of the accession to the throne of HRH Grand Duke Guillaume.

Call for Musical Commissions

The call for musical commissions for ten orchestras or ensembles for the 2025/2026 season generated considerable interest within the musical community, with 25 applications submitted for 10 available commissions. The total budget allocated to these commissions was €56,500.

The compositions were awarded as follows:

• Raoul Christophe for the Luxembourg Jazz Orchestra
• Olivier Dartevelle for the Grand Ducal Military Music
• Dylan Fixmer for the Luxembourg Philharmonic Academy
• Gilles Heinisch for United Instruments of Lucilin
• Christophe Mirkes for Kammerata Luxembourg
• Jeannot Sanavia for the Luxembourg Vocal Ensemble
• Max Serra for the Estro Armonico Orchestra
• Kerry Turner for European Soloists Luxembourg
• Roland Wiltgen for the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra (OPL)
• Tatsiana Zelianko for the Luxembourg Chamber Orchestra

Communiqué par le ministère de la culture

Created in 2023, the Diabelli Variations have truly entered a new era.

I’m incredibly proud to be part of an initiative that marks another important step toward the full integration of female composers into the classical music world.

From February 18th to 21st, the complete Diabelli Variations will be performed — both the original male‑composed variations and the new female‑composed variations premiered in 2023.

There is no hierarchy, no separation, no distinction. We stand together simply as composers, equally represented and equally heard.

The festival promises to be exceptional, and I warmly encourage you to book your tickets at www.topklassik.ch.

You can find the flyer at this link, and the full program is also available here.

To know more about the history of these compositions you can visit this page.

My variation will be performed on Friday, February 20th, 2026, during the 19:00 session.

Landscape with no Land on Nov 30th 2025, Concert-apéritif at the Philarmonie with d’Frënn fun de Lëztebuerger Philarmoniker

I am pleased to inform you that on Sunday November 30th, at the Philhamonie of Luxembourg, the friends of the Philharmonie will play my last piece Landscape with no land. This is a sextuor for piano and winds. Exceptionally I will be on stage playing piano in my own piece.

More info and reservation on the site of the fiends of the philharmonie by clicking here

More info and reservation on the site of the philharmonie by clicking here

Exolandscape at the CAPE with the Luxembourg Philharmonic – November 13th 2025

Tatsiana Zelianko : Exolandscape (creation, command from the Ministère de la Culture)
Ludwig van Beethoven : Concerto pour piano n° 4 op. 58
Ludwig van Beethoven : Symphonie n° 4 op. 60

With Elisabeth Brauß at the piano and Ustina Dubitsky at the conductor’s podium, two exceptional musicians from across the Rhine lead this seasonal concert of the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra at CAPE Ettelbruck. Praised for the maturity and refinement of her interpretations, the young pianist Elisabeth Brauß continues to impress critics. As for conductor Ustina Dubitsky, she currently leads prestigious orchestras across Europe.

Info and tickets:

https://www.philharmonie.lu/en/programme/2025-26/beethoven-4-000000e90019f8ba

https://cape.lu/luxembourg-philharmonic/14258

The site’s been updated with pictures free of use to accompany articles on Tatsiana Zelianko or her music.

Enjoy the visit

Soundgardening – von Walzerköniginnen und Marschweibern – concert on June 8th 2025

The starting point of SOUNDGARDENING, an open-air concert with historical roots, is the music of Luxembourg’s first female composer: Josephine Schmoll (1836-1925). The 100th anniversary of her death is an occasion to honour this composer, who was well known beyond the borders of Luxembourg during her lifetime.

Schmoll engaged with both classical and popular and entertaining music, the latter allowed her to reach a wider audience. In the 20th century, two other female composers continued this tradition of working in two fields: Helen Buchholtz (1887-1953) and Lou Koster (1889-1973). Their light music was often played outdoors.

These three composers have something else in common: they often gave atmospheric titles to their music that expressed their personal relationship to landscapes, gardens, animals and plants. And they often chose the form of the waltz or the march to convey these musical atmospheres inspired by nature.SOUNDGARDENING builds a bridge to contemporary music: Inspired by Rosenmär, a text by Luxembourgish poet Nikolaus Welter, Tatsiana Zelianko has composed a new Nocturne, taking up a musical form that was often played in gardens at night in the 18th century (world premiere).

More info here

Date and time: 8 June 2025 – 15:00-17:30
Venue: Municipal park Edouard André, Luxembourg
Price: Free of charge
Registration: http://tickets.luxembourg-ticket.lu/38401

The list of compositions has been added.

You can navigate the site or click here.