Ed Bazel: When the Piano Becomes a World
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. […]
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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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
The Fondation Louis Vuitton – Where Art Meets the Piano
The Fondation Louis Vuitton, the Arnault family, and Paris’s most quietly magnetic instrument… In Paris, the piano is never just furniture. It is a presence – […]
The Soul of PLEYEL Reawakened: Inside the Renaissance of France’s Most Legendary Piano Maison
Foreword by Anna Bondareva This February, I had the immense privilege of traveling to the new Pleyel ateliers, nestled near Nantes in the beautiful Upper Brittany […]
Henry Miller: The Writer at the Piano
Henry Miller is one of those writers whose reputation can obscure the person behind it. The mythology is almost too complete: Paris, censorship, eroticism, poverty, bohemia, […]