Paul Lewis
We are very excited to present Piano Magazine's Artist of the Month for September: Paul Lewis.
POPULAR
Mari Kodama: “Even Seemingly Unbalanced Art Is Balanced Perfectly to Move Us. And Such Can Be Said for Performers. Pianists Should Aim to Have a Perfectly Balanced Triangle of the Mind, Heart, and Hands”
Mari Kodama is an international pianist and is highly regarded as a Beethoven interpreter. She is a Steinway Artist and serves as a music festival director for several national and international festivals. In this interview, Mari Kodama discusses her beginnings in Europe, her mentors and teaching philosophy, her unique repertoire ...
The Composer’s Voice: Rachmaninoff plays Rachmaninoff
Hearing a composer play their own works can be a revelatory experience.
Stephen Hough: “Vida breve”
In this interview we discuss with Stephen Hough about a lot of details regarding his album Vida breve (Hyperion, 2021).
Nelson Goerner
Le Temps describes our First Artist of the Month, Nelson Goerner, as "No less than one of the greatest performers of today." We are honoured to publish an exclusive video interview, and later in the month, we look forward to extending this portrait of him with even more exciting content.
BLOGS
Five Things I’ve Learned in 2020
Piano Magazine is grateful to pianist Claudio Constantini for accepting the invitation to publish the first post on our blog. Over the last year, I, with astonishment and disbelief observed how the world changed right in front of me. In the blink of an eye, we had plunged into a ...
Artist of the Month
VIDEO
Nelson Goerner Video Interview
Don't miss this video interview with Nelson Goerner recorded exclusively for Piano Magazine at his home in Geneva (Switzerland).
Nelson Goerner Video Interview
Don't miss this video interview with Nelson Goerner recorded exclusively for Piano Magazine at his home in Geneva (Switzerland).
Music Industry
Tomplay — The Music That Moves Along With You
Let the app do the work while you make the music.
Lessons
ACADEMICS
Emotion, Experimentation, and Education: C. P. E. Bach’s Württemberg Sonatas
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach is a composer whose music, though admired by all of the great composers of his day, is today only infrequently heard on the concert stage or utilized in the teaching studio. During his lifetime, however, C. P. E.’s ideas about music were extremely influential. The six ...
