marcin bela

bio

Marcin Bela's mysterious and haunting, yet grounding piano playing builds a bridge between neoclassical music and the world of sound healing. He recently played the first-ever music-guided meditation event at Nashville Symphony's Schermerhorn Center, and the Sanctum of Sound 8-hour sound bath at Mahalla Berlin.

Marcin has worked with a vast array of musicians, from Robot Koch and Estas Tonne, to members of Boston Symphony Orchestra, Sphinx Virtuosi, Beats Antique and Dream Theatre, at prestigious venues around the world, including Seiji Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood, Lutoslawski Hall of National Polish Radio, Jordan Hall in Boston, Detroit Orchestra Hall and many others. His music has been featured in theater, film, and television, and received numerous international awards.  

Dr. Bela is the author of "The Universe of Music" - both a book and an integrative education curriculum distributed globally by World Trust Network, which draws analogies between the inner mechanisms of music and astrophysics, quantum mechanics, and chemistry.   He has served on the faculty of several American universities, and is the founder and director of the Nashville-based music academy and talent development agency Ezra Entertainment Education. 

"The project yielded attractive, aphoristic scores, most notably by Marcin Bela” - The New York Times

"Bela's music is pretty, restless, something like Tchaikovsky's Swan Late" - The Boston Globe