
CLARA SOPHIA MURNIG
PIANIST
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I am a classical concert pianist from Vienna, specializing in contemporary piano music and art song accompaniment. Whether as a soloist, in chamber music, or alongside a renowned singer – I love bringing music to life while striving to preserve each piece’s authenticity, originality, and unique character, and at the same time giving it a special touch. For me, the music always comes first! If you are interested in a collaboration, a concert, or further musical projects, I look forward to hearing from you – simply visit the Contact page. If you would like to stay informed about current projects and upcoming events, you can sign up here for my newsletter, which is published four times a year.
UPCOMING DATES
SEASON 2026 / 27

NOV
21
Lied DUO with alto Cornelia Sonnleithner
Album Release "Der Tod, die Muse"
presented by Teresa Vogl
Mozarthaus Wien, Domgasse 5, 1010 Wien
begin time: 11 a.m.
free admission - secure your spot
by email contact@claramurnig.com or ticket
(limited availability)
With their new album “Der Tod, die Muse” (“Death, the Muse”), alto Cornelia Sonnleithner and pianist Clara Sophia Murnig invite listeners on a musical journey through transience, memory, and transformation.
Works by Gustav Mahler, Modest Mussorgski, and Johannes Brahms form the core of the album and, at the CD presentation, are complemented by compositions by Robert Schumann and Beat Furrer.
Together, they create an arc spanning from the Romantic era to the present day.
Voice and piano engage in dialogue as equal partners. The art song becomes an immediate space of expression between loss and consolation, longing and new beginnings.
The album will be released on November 13th 2026 by KEY:ARTRECORDS
ABOUT ME
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Music has always played a central role in my life. As far back as I can remember, I have been sitting at the piano. Growing up in a family of musicians, where both parents were piano teachers, there was never a time in my life without pianos. I remember playing under my parents' grand piano while they prepared for their lessons or concerts. The desire to play myself...



























