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Terry Heimat

Taras Kutsenko ( the stage name is Terry Heimat) representative of a dynasty of conductors and musicians. Father (Kutsenko Vitaliy) is a renowned conductor, Ph.D. in music, Professor. Mother (Guseva Natalia) - music teacher (piano).

Origin of Name. Terry Heimat. TERRY is the English equivalent of the name Taras, given at birth. HEIMAT is German for Homeland. It was his father's mother's surname.

Taras is a graduate of the most prestigious and elite universities and conservatories of music including the Moscow School of Musical Performance and Composition (Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory), the Leningrad (Sankt Petersburg) School of Conducting, the Kharkiv National University of Arts, the New York Film Academy, and the Berklee College of Music of Sound Engineering.

Collaboration: Francis Goya, Al di Meola, Amaury Gutierez, Richard Baravo, Camilo Valencia, Leonid Agutin, Camilo Velandia, Angelica Varum, Julio Ariel Diaz, Slava Vakarchuk, Lilian Garcia, Raisa Batista, Rayko Batista, Rafael Ernesto Perez Martinez, Anthony Quinones, Christian Medina, Nam San Fong, Sloboda Virtuosi Orchestra, ENIGMA tribute, METALLICA tribute, Zhangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra.

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Rachmaninoff en Ritmo

By Terry Heimat

Label: Pier 5
Released: 2026
Track listing: Rachmaninoff en Ritmo

How Can Album Notes Compete For A Grammy Nomination?

October 1, 2026

Five compositions, five histories—and a 16-page booklet that argues that the story surrounding music can be part of the work itself. Most people think of a GRAMMY as an award for something they can hear: a performance, a song, an album, an arrangement. But there is a GRAMMY category in which the principal work being considered ...

Rachmaninoff en Ritmo

April 12, 2026

Album: Rachmaninoff en Ritmo
By Terry Heimat
Label: Pier 5
Released: 2026
Duration: 7:38

"Rachmaninoff En Ritmo:" A Classical-to-Latin Jazz Crossover

April 1, 2026

The Duel of Two Pianos: on April 1st., 2026, Terry Heimat and Alex Sino released the new crossover composition “Rachmaninoff en Ritmo,” the first single of the upcoming album “Funky Sonatas”, featuring the internationally renowned pianist, Dr. Svetlana Smolina, and Milton Salcedo, Grammy-winning pianist and composer along with the exclusive line-up of musicians. Rachmaninoff was basically ...

Svetlana Smolina

Svetlana Smolina has performed with orchestras and given recitals worldwide – with the New York Philharmonic at Avery Fisher, Mariinsky Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, St. Petersburg Philharmonic, Orchestre National de France, Salzburg Festival at Mozarteum, Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Ravinia Rising Stars in Chicago, White Nights in Saint Petersburg, Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, Mikkeli Festival Finland, Ruhr Klavier in Germany, Moscow Easter Festival, Rotterdam Philharmonic, at the Stresa Festival, Hanoi Opera House, London’s Royal Opera Covent Garden, Tchaikovsky Conservatoire Moscow and Rome’s Accademia Santa Cecilia.

Bossa Breeze

By Alex Sino

Label: Pier 5
Released: 2025
Track listing: Bossa Breeze (a song by Lalo Schifrin and Alex Sino)

The House of Dreams Vol.2

By Terry Heimat

Label: Pier 5
Released: 2025
Track listing: 01. Human progress (Disco House) 02. Endless Breeze (Middle Asia) 03. Zhongguo (China) 04. Turandot (Middle Kingdom) 05. Starting Point (Pandemic) 06. Magic Tea (Celestial) 07. Funky Sonatas (Columbus) 08. Freeze (Siberia) 09. Afrocelt (Dublin-Rabat) 10. Prayer for Peace (World)

Alma Libre

By Arturo Sandoval

Label: Pier 5, Terry Heimat Studios, LLC
Released: 2025
Track listing: Tema De Maria; I’ll Always Be With You; A Taste Of Honey; Cinema Paradiso; Maria Cervantes; Last Tango; Rise; Just a Day Day; Adios.

Bossa Breeze: Meditation On Memory And Inheritance

December 19, 2025

Lalo Schifrin’s music carried the weight of exile, memory, and reinvention—and it was precisely this blend of tradition and innovation that moved Alex Sino to write lyrics for his 1966 instrumental composition “Bossa Antique,” transforming it into the song “Bossa Breeze.” Grammy Winner, Alex Sino, on the question of why he chose a sixty-year-old instrumental composition ...