How a Chopin piano competition helped me find joy in a dark world - FIRST PERSON: It’s called the Olympic Games of the piano – the Chopin Competition, which takes place every five years in Warsaw.

Seeking spiritual solace, I washed ashore at the John F. Kennedy Center’s concert hall. Yes, I loved the crashing chords of the “Organ Symphony” by Saint-Saens and the lyrical light notes of Beethoven ...

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Zaslavsky's latest recital took place inside a bustling hall at the Bay Opera of Shenzhen, where he curated a program rich in ...

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The Kosonen Ranieri Duo was formed in 2021, by pianist Mianoora Kosonen and violist Arianna Ranieri, when they graduated from ...

"I see similarities between them. To play Chopin well, you have to treat your body like one team," Li said. The pianist said he spends his spare time watching football. "When I have free time from ...

Steinway, Bechstein, Kawai, Yamaha or Fazioli – participants in the 19th Chopin Competition will have a choice of pianos from among these brands. This year’s winner will play one of them. Piano brands ...