J.S. Bach ~ Prelude & Fugue VI in d minor, II

I know, the footage of the Prelude looks over-cranked, Tarantino-style. Swear to God, that’s just how my hands move. The Fugue is a Beethovenian universe, its subject and counter-subject inhabiting and cavorting variously within the orbits of 8th, 16th and triplet 16th figuration. A singular solar system.       My 96-episode archive, Everything We …

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J.S. Bach ~ The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book One Prelude & Fugue IV in c# minor

As I make my way through recording the complete WTC, I’m also building a piano-curricular archive, videos explicating my thoughts and offering educational moments of more general application on each Prelude and Fugue. My 96-episode archive, Everything We Need To Know About Playing The Piano We Learn From The Well-Tempered Clavier, is now available at …

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New Two-Piano Concerto and Hexameron with pianist/composer Andre Mehmari and the Miami Symphony Orchestra, May 3, 2015

Thrilled to announce this project, brainchild of Maestro Eduardo Marturet‘s Season of the Piano at the Miami Symphony Orchestra, a collaboration with brilliant Brazilian jazz pianist and composer, Andre Mehmari. His music is beautiful, his energy, infectious. Thanks to school-chum and Percussionist of the Miami Symphony Orchestra, Dexter Dwight, for turning me onto this great …

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Haruki Murakami ~ What I Talk About When I Talk About Running

Just finished reading Haruki Murakami‘s collection of essays on his marathon and triathalon training and not incidentally, his writing method and discipline, his raison d’etre, What I Talk About When I Talk About Running. True to the inspired and inspiring tone and content, I read most of this in a two-hour StairMaster session. A confessional …

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