Kirill Gerstein
We are proud to announce Piano Magazine's Artist of the Month for June 2021: Kirill Gerstein. Enjoy the content we have developed with him.
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Kirill Gerstein: “So Many Wonderful Things That We Took for Granted Are Now Clearly Not to Be Taken for Granted at All”
Kirill Gerstein details some of his thoughts on commissioning new music, the influence recordings can have on interpretation, and his newest collaboration with mentor Ferenc Rados.
Ammala Association: from Switzerland to Ladakh, India
Nelson Goerner shares with Piano Magazine this article about his involvement with the non-profit association Ammala to support Tibetan nomadic peoples. Undoubtedly, it is even further proof of the humanistic qualities of this great artist.
Three Unpublished Recordings by Nelson Goerner
Unpublished recordings by a twenty-one-year-old Nelson Goerner of the Hammerklavier Sonata (Beethoven), the Three Movements of Petrushka (Stravinsky), and the Arabesques on the Blue Danube (Schulz-Evler).
The First Complete Recording of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier
Edwin Fischer’s legendary recording of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier was the first complete cycle on disc — but not the first attempt.
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
Noelia Rodiles: The Butterfly Effect
Noelia Rodiles is known for her versatility and musicality as a pianist. In this interview, she shares intimate details about her album, “The Butterfly Effect,” as well as her work with rediscovering forgotten pieces.
ACADEMICS
Cordelia Höfer: “Studying Music Is a Lifelong Process of Learning”
Cordelia Höfer teaches piano at the Salzburg Mozarteum (Austria). She has had fascinating teaching and performing career and met and worked with some of the top musicians in the world. In this interview we hear stories about Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Wilhelm Kempff, Carlos Kleiber, Tatiana Nikolayeva, Elisabeth Leonskaja, and many others.
