Massimo Puca — First Sight: The Quiet Poetry of a First Encounter
EP Review | Nordic Euphony Records | Released 14 August 2026 Three piano waltzes trace the fragile passage from curiosity to connection, transforming the human gaze […]
EP Review | Nordic Euphony Records | Released 14 August 2026 Three piano waltzes trace the fragile passage from curiosity to connection, transforming the human gaze […]
“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. […]
“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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The sea does not repeat itself. It returns. The same horizon, the same tides, the same wind — and yet never quite the same movement. Perhaps […]
There are moments when a landscape ceases to be something we look at and becomes something we feel. For Nancy Gosset, music begins somewhere in that […]
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 […]
Perhaps every pianist has a moment when the instrument stops being an object and becomes a world. For Ed Bazel, that world began almost by accident. […]
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 […]