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Samuil Feinberg: a life in the service of art

Friday, March 8, 2024

| International Piano

Continuing his series of articles on great 20th-century Russian pianists, Farhan Malik explores the life and distinctive pianism of Samuil Feinberg

Schumann’s Faschingsschwank aus Wien | Repertoire Guide

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Friday, March 8, 2024

| International Piano

Charles Timbrell introduces a lesser-played masterpiece that was part of the miraculous outpouring of solo piano music Schumann composed in the years immediately before his marriage to Clara Wieck, and surveys its history on record

The nuts and bolts of piano technique – Part 1: Octaves

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Friday, March 8, 2024

| International Piano

A manual breaking down aspects of piano technique with practical advice and step-by-step guidance for players of all standards, written for International Piano by Murray McLachlan

Reflections on recording the nocturnes of John Field

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Friday, March 8, 2024

| International Piano

Having recorded the complete nocturnes of John Field, Tyler Hay outlines what drew him to the composer and explains the lasting value of his underrated body of work

International Piano meets ... Paul Lewis

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Friday, March 8, 2024

| International Piano

Paul Lewis tell us what music is practicing at the moment, what works he would love to learn and which composers are the most underrated

Historical Perspectives: Carl Friedberg

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Friday, March 8, 2024

| International Piano

Mark Ainley introduces the historically invaluable legacy of Carl Friedberg, a pianist who studied with Clara Schumann, was coached by Brahms and taught for many years at Juilliard

One to Watch: Jan Čmejla

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Friday, March 8, 2024

| International Piano

Jed Distler is bowled over by the musical empathy and strong personality of Jan Čmejla, a young Czech pianist who is making waves on both sides of the Atlantic

‘It’s possible to have performed a piece too much, to have played it to the point of unconscious routine’ | Kenneth Hamilton column

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Friday, March 8, 2024

| International Piano

In a new column for International Piano, the pianist, writer and musicologist Kenneth Hamilton reflects on a throwaway remark from a fellow pianist and writer, the late Charles Rosen, and asks: can we sometimes play ‘too well’?

In conversation with: Jonathan Bloxham

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Tuesday, March 5, 2024

| Opera Now

We caught up with conductor Jonathan Bloxham to discuss his new role at Luzerner Theater

Smetana’s Má vlast, an introduction by Semyon Bychkov

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Monday, March 4, 2024

| Gramophone

Semyon Bychkov tells Michael McManus about the extrordinary power of Smetana’s masterpiece Má vlast, which he has recorded with the Czech Philharmonic for Pentatone

Top Picks: Looking back over 10 of our favourite Gramophone Podcast episodes

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Monday, March 4, 2024

| Gramophone

From Bach to John Williams... Join us as we explore the breadth of topics available to our listeners

Krystian Zimerman interview: ‘I want to reach people who don’t yet know that they love this kind of music’

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Wednesday, February 28, 2024

| International Piano

In London to collect his seventh Gramophone Award, Krystian Zimerman gives a rare interview to Jessica Duchen, and talks about recording Szymanowski, the challenges of touring and the need for good diplomacy

Rebecca Evans interview: 'We have to be sure that this art form continues'

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Tuesday, February 27, 2024

| Opera Now

The renowned Welsh soprano speaks about her current role in Welsh National Opera's production of Così fan tutte, as well as her work mentoring the next generation of young singers

David Hill in conversation with ... Dr Felicia Barber

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Friday, February 23, 2024

| Choir and Organ

David Hill meets the associate professor of choral conducting at Yale School of Music

Ben Maton – The Salisbury Organist: ‘The music organs produce is a perfect accompaniment to the rich beauty of the English countryside’

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Friday, February 23, 2024

| Choir and Organ

Organist and YouTuber Ben Maton brings a new column, reflecting on his travels and filmmaking capturing rural English churches and their organs

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Samuil Feinberg: a life in the service of art

Schumann’s Faschingsschwank aus Wien | Repertoire Guide

The nuts and bolts of piano technique – Part 1: Octaves

Reflections on recording the nocturnes of John Field

International Piano meets ... Paul Lewis

Historical Perspectives: Carl Friedberg

One to Watch: Jan Čmejla

‘It’s possible to have performed a piece too much, to have played it to the point of unconscious routine’ | Kenneth Hamilton column

In conversation with: Jonathan Bloxham

Smetana’s Má vlast, an introduction by Semyon Bychkov

Top Picks: Looking back over 10 of our favourite Gramophone Podcast episodes

Krystian Zimerman interview: ‘I want to reach people who don’t yet know that they love this kind of music’

Rebecca Evans interview: 'We have to be sure that this art form continues'

David Hill in conversation with ... Dr Felicia Barber

Ben Maton – The Salisbury Organist: ‘The music organs produce is a perfect accompaniment to the rich beauty of the English countryside’

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