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I visited the Arnold Schoenberg Centre in Vienna last fall. It was my last stop after a day of going to Vienna’s Steinway, Bosendorfer, and

Here I go again. If you follow the link at the end of this post you’ll be able to go directly to a page where

Couldn’t let a good link (copied from a post elsewhere) go to waste so here’s Conlon Nancarrow recorded on a Bosendorfer. If you’ve never come

Something we all come to in 2016 and really every year is what to play and what to practice. So on my piano right is

Am very, very honoured to find that Steve Coleman, one of the leading jazz musicians of our generation left a comment on my blog. Actually,

Am very, very honoured to find that Steve Coleman, one of the leading jazz musicians of our generation left a comment on my blog. Actually,

Harold Danko in the 70s and 80s was one of the go-to pianist mainstays in New York City. His bio is here at the Eastman

It’s the first transcription in the Charlie Parker Omnibook. It’s one of the great pieces to have come out of the jazz tradition. There’s always

I wrote a guest post for the fabulous PianoDao blog about Pierrre Boulez and Paul Bley, both of whom recently and unfortunately passed away. I’ll

Jelly Roll Morton: In one of my earliest tunes, “New Orleans Blues,” you can notice the Spanish tinge. If fact, if you can’t manage to