A rare classical music event will take place at Ancient Amathus on Friday, June 13, under the stars at sunset. Renowned pianist Tatiana Stupak has been granted special permission by the Department of Antiquities to organize this unique concert.

Stupak will perform Frédéric Chopin’s works on a grand piano, joined by a string quintet featuring top musicians from Cyprus and Serbia. The program also includes performances by coloratura soprano Elena Soskova, 16-year-old tenor Ioannis Livanos, and renowned Italian cellist Fabio Cavaggion, known for his dynamic arrangements.
Featured Artists:

• Tatiana Stupak (piano) – Award-winning pianist, founder of Stupak Records, and Guinness World Record holder.
• Elena Soskova (soprano) – Acclaimed opera singer and laureate of international competitions.
• Fabio Cavaggion (cello) – Distinguished cellist who has performed across Europe.
• Ioannis Livanos (tenor) – A rising star with multiple international singing awards.

The concert will conclude with a spectacular fireworks show.
📅 Doors open: 7:30 PM | Concert: 8:00 PM (1-hour duration)
🎟 Tickets (limited to 300): Available at Sold Out Tickets

Tatiana Stupak started learning the piano at age five, studying at the Special School of the Rimsky-Korsakov State Conservatory in St. Petersburg, and after that, for a further five years, continuing at the Conservatory itself. She qualified as a soloist, an accompanist and as a music teacher. She speaks Russian, Greek and English. In 2020 she began further studies at the Moscow Conservatory.

Tatiana has been based in Cyprus since 2007, where she is very well known, having played piano and organ at more than a hundred events in the last six years, both as a soloist, and accompanying other musicians. The majority of the events she has organized herself, and many of them have been for charitable causes.