2019 (Malta)
Julia Miller Plays series
In 2019 Julia hold a series of piano recitals in The Green Room of Pjazza Teatru Rjal in Valletta. Those concerts were mostly concentrated on Romantic music from the repertoire of Franz Schubert or Frederick Chopin but also introduced Maltese audience to composition by Polish composers like Witold Lutosławski, Karol Szymanowski or Ignacy Jan Paderewski.
2022 (Poland and Malta)
Valletta-Varsavja-Vienna:
Bringing three musical cultures together
Valletta-Varsavja-Vjenna: Bringing together three musical cultures, where Malta based Polish pianist Julia Miller, Polish based Apertus Quartet and Maltese composer Karl Fiorini, created an original musical performance ranging through three different eras – from the classical to the contemporary – within three different musical cultures.
The project included a Malta premiere of Polish romantic composer Moniuszko’s String Quartet no.1 in D-Minor and world premiere of Piano Quintet by Maltese contemporary composer Karl Fiorini. The performance was opened with Mozart’s one of only two minor piano concertos, Piano Concerto in D-Minor, arranged for a piano quintet – in itself a Malta premiere.
This project was supported by Arts Council Malta and Embassy of Poland in Valletta.
2023 (Malta)
June Blossoms
Four women musicians joined forces to present the Maltese public a concert of Romantic classical music with a difference. The music that was presented included the songs of two women composers: the American Amy Beach and the Swede Valborg Aulin, also a contemporary of Beach. The songs were performed by renowned soprano Andriana Yordanova with the international pianist Julia Miller on the piano.
Together with flutist Clara Galea, Julia Miller also performed the exquisite ‘Undine’ sonata for Piano and Flute (op. 167) of Carl Reinecke. This sonata is considered one of the major works that exposes the versatility of flute written in the nineteenth century. The concert ended with Johannes Brahms’ well known Sonata for Piano and Violin n. 3 in d minor, played by violinist Agnieszka Kuzma with Julia Miller on the piano. The concert was Julia’s first exam -recital as a part of Doctorate in Music in Piano Performance course at the University of Malta.