Lois Lane Performs the Superman Theme on Piano

LOS ANGELES, CA, October 6, 2015 (Newswire.com) - ​Player Piano, the award-winning digital series that takes audiences through a musical adventure in pop culture, today released its newest performance celebrating John Williams’ iconic Superman Theme. Arranged and performed by Composer Sonya Belousova and directed by filmmaker Tom Grey – the music video features Sonya cosplaying as journalist Lois Lane while performing one of the most technically challenging pieces she has yet to arrange in a Player Piano video. This music video follows in the footsteps of previous cinematic tributes to franchises such as Doctor Who, Walking Dead, and their recent Super Mario Brothers Medley in which Sonya performed on a custom built piano shaped like an original Nintendo Entertainment System complete with an NES controller bench.

The Superman Video can be found at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84UgLH8E2eQ

John Williams' Iconic Superman Theme Arranged and Performed by One of the World's Top Concert Pianists Cosplaying as Lois Lane

Player Piano is a collaboration between Composer Sonya Belousova and Filmmaker Tom Grey. It began as a project with Legendary Comic Book Writer Stan Lee of Marvel Studios. To date, Player Piano has released twelve videos and have garnered over 100k subscribers and more than 7 million views. Player Piano continues to provide an innovative platform for branded content and live experiences: http://www.youtube.com/playerpiano

Sonya Belousova is one of today’s youngest, most accomplished composers and pianists. She has performed in the largest concert venues of both her native Russia and USA including Carnegie Hall and The Great Hall of Moscow Conservatory, wowed audiences at San Diego Comic-Con, and performed as a soloist her original arrangements for a 70 piece live orchestra and choir at a sold out crowd at Anime Expo. Her latest works as a composer include THE CHRISTMAS SWITCH starring William Baldwin and Denise Richards and the TV pilot AZTEC BLOOD written by Pulitzer Prize winning/Academy Award nominated David Mamet.

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