Radu Lupu Vienna Philharmonic : Mozart Piano Cocerto no. 23
Radu Lupu, one of the performing artists at the Mozartwoche.
Beethoven’s Tempest Sonata mvt. 3 – Fazil Say
One of the performing artists at the Mozartwoche.
Virtuosos Becoming a Dime a Dozen
In the last decade or so the growth of technical proficiency among young pianists has seemed exponential. The new generation that can play anything includes Yuja Wang.
Photo: Felix Broede/Deutsche Grammophon
Everything to play for at the Tchaikovsky competition
Winning pianist Daniil Trifonov of Russia performs during the Tchaikovsky.
Photograph: Dmitry Lovetsky/AP
Bertrand Chamayou : Mendelssohn
One of the performing artists of Lucerne Festival at the Piano.
Alice Sara Ott – Appassionata 3rd movement
A piece performed by our “Artist of the Month” Alice Sara Ott.
Lise de la Salle : Bach Fugue (Liszt transcription)
One of the performing artists of Lucerne Festival at the Piano.
Hail the Amateur, Loved by the Crowd
Christopher Shih, a doctor from Maryland, won the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs held in Fort Worth last month.
Credit: Rodger Mallison/Van Cliburn Foundation
The crowd is taking over. Tasks that have traditionally been performed by highly skilled professionals are increasingly being outsourced to the masses, often with surprising results. And it’s not only production that is being crowd sourced. Judgments about the quality of that production, traditionally determined by experts, are also being turned over to the crowd. Champions of crowd sourcing claim that tapping the talents of the many, even the amateur or untrained many, can often meet or surpass the efforts of the expert few.
Murray Perahia – Goldberg Variations (1-4)
One of the performing artists of Edinburgh International Festival
Sign up for newsletter
Follow us
|
|
|
|