Piano Revenge Days Venice: A New Chapter for Contemporary Piano Music
14 January 2026 · Ca’ Sagredo Hotel, Venice On 14 January 2026, Piano Revenge brought its artistic programme to Venice for the first edition of Piano […]
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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 […]
Francesco Branciamore: Listening Beyond the Notes
There are musicians who inhabit a genre, and there are musicians who quietly dismantle the walls between genres. Francesco Branciamore belongs to the latter. Batterist, pianist, […]
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 […]
Telin Is Making Space for Contemporary Piano
The London pianist, composer and founder of Piano Space on live connection, restless curiosity and the music that happens when a room begins to listen. London […]
Louisiana Bloom — Release: The Art of Letting Go
For Louisiana Bloom, the piano has become a language for everything that words cannot quite hold. Her relationship with the instrument began in childhood, sparked by […]
Ariane Sailer: “My Music” as a State of Flow
For Ariane Sailer, music seems to begin where words, images, and silence leave space for something else to emerge. A pianist, composer, and graphic artist from […]
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 […]
Between Roots and Horizons: Tetiana Viktory – PianoRevenge Mag
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, […]
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. […]