Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring
A variety of arrangements and performances by great pianists reveal different facets of Bach’s masterpiece.
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The Piano Files
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Dinu Lipatti: The Myth and The Musician
The pianism of Dinu Lipatti continues to inspire awe and reverence around the world more than 70 years after he died.
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Marcelle Meyer — A Perfect Pianist
A pianist overlooked for decades is now recognized as one of the most remarkable interpreters on record.
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György Cziffra and Walter Gieseking
Two pianists with the same birthday had radically different approaches to music-making — each of them wonderful in their own way.
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Beyond the Score: A Conversation With Gerald Kingsley
A conversation with a pupil of Edwin Fischer and friend of composer Nikolai Medtner reveals fascinating insights into music-making.
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Josef Labor Plays Beethoven
A recently discovered 100-year-old recording by a forgotten musical giant takes us back to the musical culture of Beethoven’s time.
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The Inimitable Ignaz Friedman
A legendary 1936 recording of a Chopin Nocturne continues to be esteemed as one of the greatest ever made.
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Redefining Piano Technique
The recordings of Alfred Cortot provide an opportunity to explore the multifaceted elements of true piano ‘technique.’
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Moiseiwitsch Makes Magic
An example of how the chemistry in the recording studio can allow an artist to express their very best.
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