Marcin Bela's mysterious and haunting, yet grounding piano playing builds a bridge between neoclassical music and the world of sound healing. He recently played the first-ever music-guided meditation event at Nashville Symphony's Schermerhorn Center, and the Sanctum of Sound 8-hour sound bath at Mahalla Berlin.
Marcin has worked with a vast array of musicians, from Robot Koch and Estas Tonne, to members of Boston Symphony Orchestra, Sphinx Virtuosi, Beats Antique and Dream Theatre, at prestigious venues around the world, including Seiji Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood, Lutoslawski Hall of National Polish Radio, Jordan Hall in Boston, Detroit Orchestra Hall and many others. His music has been featured in theater, film, and television, and received numerous international awards.
Dr. Bela is the author of "The Universe of Music" - both a book and an integrative education curriculum distributed globally by World Trust Network, which draws analogies between the inner mechanisms of music and astrophysics, quantum mechanics, and chemistry. He has served on the faculty of several American universities, and is the founder and director of the Nashville-based music academy and talent development agency Marcin Bela Academy



At this immersive music and wellness experience, Dr. Bela performed original compositions on piano with a live string ensemble pairing crystal singing bowls featuring Kayce Laine, meditative instruments, ambient vocals, breathwork, sound healing, and movement,
Speakers present the classic PechaKucha style of 20 images shown for 20 seconds each.
"The Universe of Music" provided the outlook for how music shapes space and space shapes music.
The Dialogue of Space, presented by the Civic Design Center in partnership with the Frist Art Museum.
Joga Centrum hosts a unique multi-sensory experience in a community space, a former 19th-century Jewish prayer house transformed into a vibrant modern cultural hub.
They invited Marcin to join them in his hometown to add the atmospheric, curated live soundscapes.
The PianoRevenge Festival in Paris is an independent international music event founded by composer and pianist Anna Bondareva.
There are piano pieces that begin with a composition, a score, or a clearly defined musical idea and others like what Dr. Bela played in 2026, that just come alive, and you have to be there to experience it. Marcin wil be returning again for the 2027 Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac in Paris
In Berlin at Mahalla, Robot Koch played his album Quieter live and he was joined on stage by the pianist and composer, Marcin Bela, who contributed to several tracks bringing extra magic to an ambient, deep-listening experience in this massive, cathedral-like industrial venue.
At The Studio 208, home to Swipe Right Art, an intimate, creative art gallery in downtown Nashville.
Dr. Marcin Bela was featured for the Science of Sound, this event combined immersive, live-improvised piano soundscapes with sound bath elements and a discussion of music; connecting the human experience of sound to the mathematical and physical laws governing the cosmos.
When words are hard to find, sharing music creates a connection. Magical, soothing, and healing piano soundscapes that blend science, math, and spirituality healing sound waves, and rhythms of human emotions.