Anatoly supports modern music both as a composer and a performer.
Ever since premiering a suite of piano pieces by his fellow student at Douglas Academy (Scotland), Alastair Mitchell, Anatoly has continued to collaborate with composers of all styles ever since.
While in London, he premiered works by Tansy Davies, Oscar Bettison, William Attwood, John Douglas Templeton, Marc Teitler and others.
In Minnesota, Anatoly performed music by Elizabeth Alexander, J. Anthony Allen, Marc Applebaum, Bill Banfield, Abbie Betinis, Martin Bresnick, Mary Ellen Childs, Beth Custer, Brent Michael Davids, Tina Davidson, Paul Dresher, Anthony Gatto, Kathy Jackanich, Jon Jang, Jean Jeanrenaud, Ji-Hyun Kim, Roger Kleier, Libby Larsen, Shirley Mier, Scott L. Miller, Andy Rindfleisch, John Starosta, Joan Tower, Carl Witt, Amy Wurtz, and a number of other composers.
In North Carolina, Anatoly has worked with composers who participated in Sensoria Festival at CPCC (Charlotte) and Charlotte New Music Festival.
Anatoly's ongoing collaborations are with composers Craig Bove and John Starosta who have written a number of their works for him.
In addition to performing live, Anatoly uses his reproducing pianos to help composers realize music that requires computer control in addition to the human touch (e.g., such as in The Pianos without Organs Festival of 2016, or in Starosta's ongoing Series of Lyrical Treatments).
In 2025, Anatoly gave a premiere of Enigmatic Sonatas (2011) by Rodney Waschka II.