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MoreHere are some highlights from a wonderful review of my performance of Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra this past weekend under the…
MoreThis beautiful Adagio is one of 24 new pieces for piano, entitled “The Wolf-Tempered Clavier” by Hungarian composer Péter Wolf. My first piano teacher, Veronika Wolf Cohen (cousin of Péter),…
MoreThere’s a well known scene from the movie “Amadeus” where the composer Mozart is accused of writing too many notes. Of course, this causes a little bit of consternation (and…
More“I think a lot of people think that virtuosity on the piano means playing a lot of hard chords and notes really really fast while sweating a lot and looking…
MoreClassical musicians often like to make a big distinction between the music they associate with and popular music (which they see as a somewhat “lesser” venture). But did Mozart ever…
MoreIn the 1920’s the Marx brothers were the biggest ticket on Broadway. One night, during a production of their stage play “Animal Crackers”, Groucho got sick. Someone had to go…
MoreVariations are the spice of life. In this episode, pianist Sara Davis Buechner demonstrates how Mozart used the slow movement of his Sonata in C major, K. 545 to teach…
MorePicture Mozart in your mind and you probably come up with images of a prissy and proper young man, kind to his sister, father, and small animals, accompanied to the…
MoreAs a special introduction to my upcoming series performing the complete cycle of sonatas by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at Alti Hall in Kyoto, Japan September 2018, I’ve created a series of short videos sharing my…
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