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Cover arts for a for a classical genre album "Romanticism".

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The concept of these album covers is evoke a sense of elegance, simplicity, and nostalgia.​ The contrast of monochrome tones reflects the timeless nature of the piano, capturing both its sophistication and raw emotional depth. This color scheme allows the viewer to focus on the form and texture of the keys or the pianist, often enhancing the feeling of intimacy and purity in the music.

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Black and white covers are especially fitting for classical piano albums, as they subtly reference the instrument’s iconic color palette while conveying a mood of contemplative introspection.

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Album cover that feature a pianist and a ballerina together, then separate, visually narrate a story of connection, harmony, and ultimately, individual expression. When shown together, the pianist and ballerina represent the fusion of music and dance, symbolizing how one art form inspires and supports the other. Their presence in the same space suggests a unified rhythm and emotion, as the pianist creates the music that guides the dancer’s movements. As they separate, the covers might reflect themes of independence and personal journeys, indicating that each artist must follow their own path even though they share a creative bond. This progression from togetherness to separation can evoke a sense of longing, growth, or artistic evolution, capturing the bittersweet balance between collaboration and individuality.

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Creative director : Vlad Yamato

Photographers: Peter Kritsky & Dmitry Yahnov

Album cover editing: Roman Burdin