Kersadis took to Instagram to announce his 10th birthday party.
Born in Athens in 2012 to Fotis and Agathe Kerasidis, both pianists who now teach him, Stelios first performed in public at the age of three.
Stelios Kersadis is deemed a piano virtuoso, earning a Global Child Prodigy Award in 2022, and has been performing since he was three years old. He has performed at renowned institutions, including New York's Carnegie Hall and London's Royal Albert Hall. He is also the youngest Greek to study at the Schola Cantorum Paris music academy.
During the pandemic, he also went viral for his composition "Isolation Waltz," which he wrote to encourage people to stay home during lockdowns.
The ongoing war in Ukraine has taken a deadly toll and forced millions of people, mostly women and children, to leave their homes. Now, one young piano prodigy from Greece is sending a "musical message" and a plea to those responsible: "Us children, we have the right to peace. Please stop this war."
Stelios Kersadis wrote an original composition titled "Anti-War Etude" to dedicate to those in Ukraine.
The ongoing war in Ukraine has taken a deadly toll and forced millions of people, mostly women and children, to leave their homes. Now, one young piano prodigy from Greece is sending a "musical message" and a plea to those responsible: "Us children, we have the right to peace. Please stop this war."
Stelios Kersadis wrote an original composition titled "Anti-War Etude" to dedicate to those in Ukraine.
Happy 10th birthday, Stelios.
