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thumb|300x300px|Pianoboy at the Green Theater (2014) Pianoboy is the solo project of Ukrainian musician Dmytro Shurov (former keyboardist for Okean Elzy, Esthetic Education, and Zemfira) created in 2009 and performs songs in Ukrainian, Russian, and English. Dmitry's sister, Olga Shurova, a graduate of the Kyiv National Linguistic University, also takes part in the project.

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Instance of
musical group
Named after
upright piano
Founded by
Dmytro Shurov
Country of origin
Ukraine
Official website
dmitryshurov.com
Image
UA Paralympic team accompanying ceremony 2018 68 Pianoboy 47.jpg
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Pianoboy
location of formation
Kyiv
social media followers
75600
on focus list of Wikimedia project
WikiProject Ukraine
language used
Ukrainian
name
Pianoboy
inception
2009-00-00
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  • History of Project
  • Group members
  • Current members
  • Former members
  • Discography
  • References

thumb|300x300px|Pianoboy at the Green Theater (2014) Pianoboy is the solo project of Ukrainian musician Dmytro Shurov (former keyboardist for Okean Elzy, Esthetic Education, and Zemfira) created in 2009 and performs songs in Ukrainian, Russian, and English. Dmitry's sister, Olga Shurova, a graduate of the Kyiv National Linguistic University, also takes part in the project.

== History of Project == thumb|300x300px|Dmitry and Olga Shurov thumb|300x300px|Dmitry Shurov and Andrey Khlyvnyuk from Boombox At the beginning of 2009, Dmytro Shurov began working on the opera “Lion and Leia,” part of which was performed at the fashion designer Alena Akhmadullina's show in Paris. During the work, Shurov came up with the idea of creating his own group. His sister Olga Shurova, a graduate of the Kyiv Linguistic University, helped him in working on the project, called “Pianoboy”.

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