Carolina Cury + Rossana

Carolina Cury: Italian-Brazilian, London-based pianist, vocalist and composer, Carolina Cury brings her classical training into a distinctive avant-garde pop practice shaped by interdisciplinary performance and research-led composition. Her second solo album GLISSBLISS (29th May 2026) centres this vision, presenting a sculpted, piano-led sound world of suspended harmonies, intimate voice, strings and electronics that blends chamber sensibility with contemporary pop experimentation. 

Conceived as both a sonic and tactile project, the release also extends into listening-focused performances and a curated LP edition.  Alongside the album, Cury continues collaborative work and doctoral research exploring gossip as musical material, further expanding the conceptual frame surrounding the record. GLISSBLISS crystallises her approach, transforming classical lineage into a personal and forward-looking pop language.Cury has established herself as one of London's most proficient young composers and pianists, straight from Trinity Laban honours (Gold Medal 2021) to collaborating with Max Richter in-studio (Free & Equal Vol.2)  and at Southbank Centre, a commission from the Royal Albert Hall associate artist programme. having her composition performed at the Royal College of Music and performing at SXSW 2026, all in 18 months time. 

Rossana: Rossana is the project of Portuguese composer and musician Inês Barroso, blending Portuguese folk traditions with eclectic influences and a distinctive psych-trad sensibility. For this solo set, she brings together original compositions and reimagined Portuguese traditional music through voice, piano and Adufe (portuguese frame drum), exploring the meeting point between personal expression and cultural heritage.

This show is part of Pianodrome's Make It Yourself Festival, championing excellent local talent in Edinburgh!

Make It Yourself is Pianodrome's brand new festival — a five day celebration of DIY culture, creativity and local community, running during October half term from 14th–18th October 2026 at Pianodrome Bruntsfield Community Hub.

Supported by the Edinburgh Council Local Events Fund, this hyper-local festival brings together makers, musicians, artists and community organisations for five days of workshops, live music, art exhibitions and open mic performances, all rooted in our core ethos of upcycling, innovation and working together.

Explore the full programme at pianodrome.org/make-it-yourself-festival

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