Artistic Portfolio

This compilation showcases a curated selection of Arcady Oboukhov's artistic oeuvre from his formative teenage years. Please be aware that this collection does not include his earlier works. We suggest visiting the links provided for a more thorough exploration of Oboukhov's artistry.

Music Compositions

Composing since he was thirteen, Arcady Oboukhov started his musical journey with his first piano album, "Morning to Evening," leading to him developing a passion for writing ideas with notes. Soon expanding to multi-instrument compositions with "Passing by Storm."

Following that moment, Oboukhov embarked on a journey of creating orchestral music, ultimately resulting in the production of his album "Chivalry." Throughout his exploration of various styles, he gained recognition for his emotive piano compositions, "Rain Drops" and "Ring of Fire." The positive reception of these works inspired him to continue composing more music.

As years went by, Oboukhov's pieces became longer and more impressive. In 2024, at fifteen, Oboukhov published some of his most remarkable works yet. His first sonata, "Triumphus," and his Symphony were a few of his notable examples. Regardless of his limited time, he does not plan to stop composing, leading to anticipated future compositions.

In autumn, Oboukhov composed a multitude of modern compositions in three categories: romance, horror, and drama. These included "Thusand Appart", "Forest", and "Palo Alto".

In 2025, Oboukhov achieved the significant milestone of composing over one hundred works, with his debut piece "Future" representing the hundredth composition. Subsequently, he commenced work on the "Sonata of the Galloping Horse," in addition to his most ambitious symphonic endeavor to date, "The Symphony of the Mountains."

Symphony of The Mountains

His most ambitious work yet, The Symphony of the Mountains, is a hybrid classical cinematic composition with tension and musical climax. This composition paved the way for the large orchestral compositions he is known for.

Sonata of the Galloping Horse

His longest piano sonata, Sonata of the Galloping Horse, is a fast-paced cinematic composition that portrays the might of the powerful animal. From moments of tranquil rest to fast gallop, this sonata has it all.

Symphony of The Golden Harvest

Oboukhov's symphony, inspired by a wheat field, showcases a variety of moods and atmospheres, capturing the beauty and diversity of nature in full glory.

Triumphus Sonata

Originally started in 2023, "Triumphus" is a notable example of Oboukhov's musical talent. Following a strict classical structure, he created a piece with a modern cinematic taste.

Future

The importance of this piece lies not in its content but in its number. It is considered the ultimate composition because it is the 100th work composed by Oboukhov.

Forest

The music of the gray abyss, Forest, is a horror composition that makes listeners feel trapped in its embrace with no escape while hearing the mystifying but marvelous melody.

Thousand Apart

Coveying longing and nostalgia, Thusand Appart is a composition that, through its beautiful atmosphere, makes you feel a mix of limerence and yearning.

Palo Alto

Inspired by the city in Silicon Valley, Palo Alto conveys the glee of opulence through its memorable chords and melody. This composition makes us dream of a future there.

Ring Of Fire

Ring of Fire is a cinematic piano piece with a fast tempo and twirling melody that shows no sign of stopping. Composed in 2023, Oboukhov strived to show the power of the grand piano.

The Walz At Midnight

The Walz At Midnight is a composition that unconceals the darkness, finding a lyrical tune in the shadows. In addition, its rhythm of its beat keeps momentum.

The Legend

A warrior once fell, but his legend remains. Oboukhov strived to keep his spirit alive by expressing it through the orchestra.

Sinking

As the ship of one's mind sinks, one may be bewildered by the surreal atmosphere of solitude. Still, as the water starts to evelop, a final moment of adrenaline fills the veins, but the water's cold embrace overpowers any bid to escape.