A piano chord lasts seconds. Angelina cares about what comes after.
“The piano is not the destination. It is the beginning.” A piano chord lasts for seconds. Angelina Yershova is interested in everything that happens after that. […]
Album reviews
Kirsten Susanne Böhm — When the Past Begins to Breathe Again
“The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” — William Faulkner, Requiem for a Nun Classical music can be approached in many ways. For some […]
Diego Spitaleri — Pianofor(t)ever
The piano does not describe the world. It remembers it. A Mediterranean Grammar of Memory. There is a particular kind of musical maturity that does not […]
Michael Borowski: From Peace Valley to Wander — A Piano in Motion
Across five releases, Michael Borowski has gradually transformed the solo piano from a place of memory into a language of movement — intimate, instinctive and quietly […]
Chantal Largier — Awakening
With Awakening, that world continues to expand. And perhaps the most fitting thing about Chantal’s music is that its central philosophy remains so simple: Everything is […]
Alex Solely – Cascade
Cascades feels like a natural evolution of Alex Solely’s previous work. His 2024 debut, Piano Solely, introduced an intimate piano language built on simplicity, repetition and […]
Francesco Branciamore — Old & New Dreams
Some music asks to be heard. Some music asks to be felt. There are artists whose presence remains with you long after the last note When […]
Gabriel Berdichevsky: Les Nymphes – The Poetry of a Piano in Motion
A piano can fill a room without saying very much. It can also whisper something that remains in the mind for hours. For Gabriel Berdichevsky, the […]
Dennis Korn — One Piano Piece at a Time
A journey through emotion, memory, seasons and light… A Dennis Korn piano piece rarely announces itself. It arrives almost like a memory — quietly, intimately, and […]
Beyond the Circle: Tommaso Farinetti and the Sound of Conscious Attention
There is a particular difficulty in reviewing an album born from improvisation: how do you write about music whose starting point was, precisely, an attempt not […]
Marcin Bela: Messages from the Night Sky
Four Archetypes, One Piano, and the Music of the Unseen. There are piano recordings that begin with a composition, a score, or a clearly defined musical […]
Ed Bazel: RÊVERIE – When the Piano Dreams in Orchestral Colour
There are albums that invite us to listen, and there are albums that invite us to feel. Ed Bazel’s RÊVERIE belongs firmly to the latter category. […]