Antiope Chamourtiadou is a Greek composer and pianist whose music blends classical heritage with the purity of minimalism.
Educated at the National Conservatory of Greece under soloist Vassilis Tsambropoulos, she built a strong foundation in classical piano and harmony before turning to composition and orchestration, where she discovered her true artistic voice.

Her sound is shaped by the intensity of Beethoven, the lyricism of Rachmaninoff, and the architectural clarity of Bach and Chopin.
Through her neoclassical and cinematic style, she creates music that bridges emotion and form — elegant, contemplative, and deeply human.

Her album “Domino Effect” explores how a single moment can trigger a cascade of feeling — a theme that runs through all her work, from solo piano to orchestral and film compositions.

Antiope’s music invites listeners into a world where every note becomes a story, and silence speaks as powerfully as sound.