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 […]
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 […]
From Ukrainian musical traditions to the creative freedom she discovered in France, pianist, composer and musicologist Tetiana Viktory has built an artistic world where classical repertoire, […]
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. […]
There are artists whose music we encounter once, and there are artists whose musical paths gradually become part of our own. Matthew Mayer belongs to the […]
There are artists who approach the piano as an instrument. And then there are artists for whom the piano becomes something much more intimate: a place […]
The most interesting artists don’t “reference” a landscape; they metabolize it. For Polish composer, pianist, and producer Piotr Zalewski, the sea isn’t scenic background – it’s […]
Thomas Lambrich’s fæden is the kind of piano album that doesn’t so much demand your attention as invite it – gently, patiently, with a hand held […]
An intimate, slow-breathing piano practice that invites listeners back into presence – one quiet chord at a time. PARIS – April 2027 – Thomas Lambrich will […]
Some artists refuse to belong to just one musical world. Catherine Fearns is one of them. Classically trained pianist, composer, guitarist, writer and member of an […]
As Piano Revenge Days Vienna 2026 continues to unveil the remarkable artists who will join us this October in Vienna, it feels only natural to return […]
It’s time to meet more of the talented artists joining us for Piano Revenge Days Vienna this Octoberwe are delighted to present Maxime Marquette – a […]