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. […]
neoclassical music
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 […]
Alicia Sevilla: When Music Becomes Image
“Music you can see” describes quite well how I experience music. For me, it is almost impossible to experience it only through hearing. Preface For Alicia […]
Vienna, the Piano and the Art of Reinvention
On 16 and 17 October, Piano Revenge brings its independent vision of contemporary piano to Vienna. Ten artists, two evenings and a single instrument that continues […]
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 […]
Daniella Nassar: The Art of Discovery
I think performing has taught me that the idea of perfectionism has to go out of the window. No matter how prepared you are, there’s always […]
Angelina Yershova: Between Piano, Cosmos and the Infinite
An Interview on Music, Space, Silence and the Journey Beyond the Horizon. PianoRevenge MAG What happens when the piano becomes more than an instrument — when […]
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 […]
Cansu Naz Eriş: Meeting the “Real” Scriabin
When Cansu Naz Eriş joined us on the Piano Revenge stage in Paris this April, she brought with her a musical world that felt particularly close […]
Eduardo Henrique: From Rio to Paris, Searching for a Philosophy Without Words
Eduardo Henrique’s musical journey began with a gift that was never meant to launch a concert career: a small four-octave electronic keyboard that arrived at his […]
The Space Between Moments: Kirsten Susanne Böhm
There is a particular kind of courage in making music without knowing exactly where it will lead.
Where History Sleeps: Anna Bondareva at Hotel Europe, Minsk
After many years away, Anna Bondareva returned to Minsk, her native city, for a particularly significant artistic moment: her first solo concert there devoted to her […]