Using music as a force for good is extremely important, especially given the current state of the world—for example, doing benefit concerts to help a charitable cause or non-profit organization.
Tag: interviews with pianists
Tal Walker, pianist
Trust yourself, your values, and your ideas. At the same time, find people around you who you can trust to be honest with you and that genuinely want to help you with your development – listen to their advice. Study as much repertoire as you can and then find the pieces that you feel most passionate about.
Elizabeth Newkirk, pianist
I am an early 20th century fiend. My sweet spot is that blend of late impressionism, jazz, and the steely influence of the Machine Age.
Angela Elizabeth Slater, composer
Never underestimate the extent to which audiences are willing to hear something new, even if this sits outside of what they might be expecting.
Weiyin Chen, pianist
Essentially, all life experiences culminate into artistry.
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