The Tokyo Performance Residency
The Tokyo Performance Residency showcases the artistic bond between Sergiy Bolotny and pianist Keiko Sakuma, as they return annually for chamber music performances, including a recital at Ongaku-no-tomo Hall on July 17, 2026. This residency acts as a creative hub where Sergiy researches traditional Japanese folk melodies to incorporate into his classical compositions. This cultural exchange is paving the way for debut collaborative studio album, set to be recorded in Japan in summer 2027.
Recent Concert Success: Duo Sergiy Bolotny & Keiko Sakuma at Delden Klassiek
In April 2026, Duo Sergiy Bolotny and Keiko Sakuma delivered a series of breathtaking, full-length evening concerts in the magnificent setting of Kasteel Twickel for Delden Klassiek.
​Performing a challenging and passionate program featuring landmarks of classical repertoire—including Beethoven’s iconic Kreutzer Sonata—the duo deeply moved the audience with their technical precision and intuitive interplay. Combined with engaging commentaries and a deeply touching encore of Massenet’s Méditation, the performances were praised by critics as truly unforgettable evenings of musical mastery.
Moving Performance for Remembrance Day (May 4th, 2026)
On May 4th, Duo Sergiy Bolotny and Keiko Sakuma delivered a deeply moving performance of John Williams’ poignant theme from Schindler's List in Groningen. Performed as part of the National Remembrance Day (Dodenherdenking) events, the piece resonated profoundly with the audience, bringing a powerful moment of reflection and emotional depth to the commemoration.
Recent Concert Success: Duo Sergiy Bolotny & Keiko Sakuma at Delden Klassiek
In April 2026, Duo Sergiy Bolotny and Keiko Sakuma delivered a series of breathtaking, full-length evening concerts in the magnificent setting of Kasteel Twickel for Delden Klassiek.
​Performing a challenging and passionate program featuring landmarks of classical repertoire—including Beethoven’s iconic Kreutzer Sonata—the duo deeply moved the audience with their technical precision and intuitive interplay. Combined with engaging commentaries and a deeply touching encore of Massenet’s Méditation, the performances were praised by critics as truly unforgettable evenings of musical mastery.
Moving Performance for Remembrance Day (May 4th, 2026)
On May 4th, Duo Sergiy Bolotny and Keiko Sakuma delivered a deeply moving performance of John Williams’ poignant theme from Schindler's List in Groningen. Performed as part of the National Remembrance Day (Dodenherdenking) events, the piece resonated profoundly with the audience, bringing a powerful moment of reflection and emotional depth to the commemoration.