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al.com » Breaking News from the Press-Register - al.com - Aug 8, 2008
Concert pianist Marc Yu made a stop in Mobile recently, and the young man, who at 9 is internationally known, talked about music, life and the importance of knowing your audience when you tell a joke. (For the …
Also tagged: entertainment, breaking news, piano, jay leno, genius, scholarship, marc yu, thomas harrison
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Letters to the Editor - Mar 29, 2008
What is it with your music critics? I'd like to join the chorus of readers who've objected to their work lately.
Also tagged: washington dc, new york, who, a, dragons, for, lang lang, preference, annapolis maryland, aren t, annapolis symphony orchestra, orli shaham
psychcentral.com » Psych Central News » Psychotherapy - Feb 27, 2008
Scientists from Johns Hopkins and the government have discovered that when jazz musicians improvise, their brains turn off areas linked to self-censoring and inhibition, and turn on those that let self-expression flow …
Also tagged: general, research, professional, musicians, featured, brain and behavior, artists, psychology, jazz, psychotherapy, improvisation, limb, mental health and wellness, neuropsychology and neurology, memory and perception, lifehelper
telegraph.co.uk » blogs.telegraph.co.uk blog listings. - Jul 23, 2007
Domenico Scarlatti died 250 years ago today. He was arguably the greatest and most prolific piano composer in history, writing over 500 sonatas of astounding variety and ingenuity. Piano music would be a poorer thing …
Also tagged: marcelle meyer
telegraph.co.uk » Arts Listings - Jun 19, 2007
Just flicking through Jonathan Summers's stupendous, indispensable, (how-have-I-managed-to-live-without-it?) 'A-Z of Pianists', 860 invaluable pages long, and I begin to notice how many great pianists were born in …
Also tagged: ukraine, anti semitism, kiev, odessa
telegraph.co.uk » Arts Listings - Jun 17, 2007
It was interesting to see both Mitzuko Uchida and Alfred Brendel at a concert given by Imogen Cooper last Wednesday. All three pianists have been chosen to perform in one or – in the case of Brendel – two opening …
Also tagged: classical music, stephen hough, royal festival hall
telegraph.co.uk » blogs.telegraph.co.uk blog listings. - Apr 24, 2007
So it seems Vladimir Ashkenazy is to play no more. Murray Perahia before last night's comeback According to an interview with Corriere della Sera, a degenerative joint disease has incapacitated three of his fingers …
Also tagged: classical music