Mari Kodama: “Even Seemingly Unbalanced Art Is Balanced Perfectly to Move Us. And Such Can Be Said for Performers. Pianists Should Aim to Have a Perfectly Balanced Triangle of the Mind, Heart, and Hands”

Cat Martinez

Adjunct Professor of Trumpet at Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska.

First published online:

September 13, 2021

Keywords:

Alfred Brendel, Beethoven, Germaine Mounier, Mari Kodama, Piano Interviews, Tatiana Nikolayeva

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Cat Martinez. (September 13, 2021). Mari Kodama: “Even Seemingly Unbalanced Art Is Balanced Perfectly to Move Us. And Such Can Be Said for Performers. Pianists Should Aim to Have a Perfectly Balanced Triangle of the Mind, Heart, and Hands”. International Journal of Music. Accessed September 13, 2024. https://ijm.education/piano/mari-kodama-interview-2021/

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