About us
DUO MOUSEÎON
The Paris-based duo composed of pianists Mariia Esaulova and Narek Galoyan was created in 2018. Both are individual winners of piano competitions and holders of the Artiste Diploma from the École Normale de Musique de Paris with honors and congratulations from the jury. They met in 2017 at the Conservatoire de Rueil-Malmaison inthe class of Rena Shereshevskaya(also teacher of Lucas Debargue, Remi Geniet and Alexandre Kantorow).
Since its creation the duo hasregularly given recitals in France and Russia. They have performed at the Cap Ferret Music Open Festival and the "Les Petits Fugues d'Épinal", FIMU Belfort, Festival de la Vézère and other festivals.
Duo Mouseîon has won several international competitions, including:
Roma International Piano Competition (First Prize for Two Pianos Category and Second Prize for Piano Four Hands Category),
Danubia Talents International Music competition (Grand Prix),
The North International Music Competition (First Prize),
Concours Musical de France (First Prize),
Concours International de Léopold Bellan (Grand Prix for two pianos in 2018 and Grand Prix for piano four-hands in 2025).
The name Mouseîon pays homage to the ancient Greek sanctuary of the Muses.
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Maria and Narek
Maria and Narek

Mariia Esaulova

Narek Galoyan
"One cannot remain indifferent either to the diabolical virtuosity with which the Duo Mouseîon performs excerpts from Greg Anderson's equally diabolical Carmen Fantaisie. Electrifying!" Alain Cochard
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“The soundscape created by these two young pianists is multifaceted, rich in volume and color. Their playing—both powerful and flexible—shows an increasing maturity. Their gestures are expressive and perfectly controlled.”
Programs

Concertos with orchestra
S. Bach - Concerto in C minor, BWV 1060
A. Mozart - Concerto in E flat major, K 365
F. Poulenc - Concerto in D minor for two pianos
C. Czerny - Concerto in C major for piano four hands, Op. 153

four hands
A. Mozart - Allegro and andante in G major, K 357
N. Hummel - Sonata in E flat major, Op. 51
L. v. Beethoven - Eight variations in C major, WoO 67
F. Schubert - Andantino varié in B minor, Op.84 no. 1
F. Schubert - Fantasy in F minor, Op. posth. 103
F. Schubert - Allegro in A minor Lebensstürme, D 947
F. Mendelssohn - Allegro brilliant in A major, Op.92
J. Brahms - Hungarian Dances
R. Fuchs - Traumbilder, op 48
A. Dvorák - Legends, Op. 59
M. Reger - Cinq pièces pittoresques, Op. 34
C. Debussy - Petite suite
M. Ravel - Rapsodie espagnole
M. Ravel - Ma mère l’Oye
I. Tchaikovsky/S. Rachmaninov - Sleeping Beauty Suite
I. Stravinsky - “Russian dance” from the ballet “Petrushka”
F. Poulenc - Sonata for piano four hands
A. Piazzolla - Histoire du tango
A. Piazzolla - Libertango

two pianos
A. Mozart - Sonata in D major, K 448
R. Schumann - Andante and variations en si bémol majeur, Op. 46
J. Brahms - Sonata in F minor, Op. 34b
E. Chabrier - España
G. Bizet/G. Anderson - Carmen Fantasy
M. Ravel - La Valse
S. Rachmaninov - Symphonic Dances
S. Rachmaninov - Suite No. 1, Op. 5
I. Stravinsky - Concerto solo without orchestra
I. Stravinsky - 3 movements from the ballet “Petrushka”
S. Taneyev - Prelude and fugue in G sharp minor, Op. 29
S. Prokofyev - Pletnev - Cinderella Suite
D. Shostakovich - Concertino in A minor, Op. 94
D. Shostakovich - Suite in F sharp minor, Op. 6
I. Tchaikovsky - Nutcracker Suite
A. Babajanyan/A. Harutyunyan - Armenian Rhapsody
M. Petrossian - In the Wake of Ea 2, Concerto for two pianos
A. Tchernobrivets - For two pianos solo (dedicated to the Duo Mouseîon)
Some past concerts


