Music Review | 'Till Fellner': A Pianist Returns, a Little Bit Shy, a Little Bit Sly
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Thoughtful. Honest. Sensitive. Musicianly. All these terms apply in the best sense to the Austrian pianist Till Fellner.
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Andras Schiff starts playing those sonatas, even the ones without nicknames.
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Jens Lekman, the Swedish indie rocker, came to New York, but something seemed odd.
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In a new work, âTerra Nova,â Ben Munisteri sets the fast, difficult beaten steps to a dreamily slow song by Bjork. The effect is both odd and perfect in its place.
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By CRAIG SMITH  That Titan, Telemann  When I was a youngster, I learned about music mostly from my teachers, from listening to recordings, from reading books on music, and from performing as a pianist, organist, and singer.
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Master Kishan's film has good performances, a good story and nice music.
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The pop star is making his comeback with a star-studded remake of his hit album Thriller.
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The Orpheus Chamber Orchestraâs first concert of the season at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday was a solid if commonplace program that danced around late Romanticism  and the first rumblings of modernism.
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Eldar Djangirov's fingers flew across the ivories of the Steinway grand piano at Carnegie Hall as he romped through Oscar Peterson's "Place St. Henri," one of the tunes that first kindled his interest in jazz as a child prodigy in distant Kyrgyzstan.
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Debussy left behind piano music in the form of black marks printed on a page. He also left behind a little of himself: piano rolls of Debussy playing Debussy.
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The singerâs attempt to include his blues-rock stylings with his pop songs yielded mixed results at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday.
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Oscar Petersonâs dazzling piano playing made him one of the most popular jazz artists in history.
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When the audience hears a Bach piece at Carl Parks' next recital in January they may sense the heightened passion he feels after his recent pilgrimage to Germany.
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At the start of his recital at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Tuesday evening, the pianist Lars Vogt produced a quiet, controlled sound that at first seemed the picture of refinement but eventually grew unnerving.
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A British classical pianist is exposed as a fake
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The pianist has become famous for high invention at low volume, which was difficult to showcase against a drummer from a much busier and louder aesthetic universe.
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Interest in klezmer music in Germany has surged. But how much of the movement is motivated by guilt, and how much by the music?