
Shanghai Journal #8: Lucky Eight
8, the lucky number in China. The piano has 88 keys. My street number: 688. If not luck but through coincidence I found the Yunnan
8, the lucky number in China. The piano has 88 keys. My street number: 688. If not luck but through coincidence I found the Yunnan
Fred Hersch and Anat Cohen have a gorgeous and newly released CD. That’s about all I’ll say about it because perhaps it should be heard first and discussed second.
It’s time to reflect and to write about writing. That’s in part because I have the time to do it. But, before I reflect, part
Art is where we find it? Art is what we make it? I find those to be fraught questions (My new word: fraught). So, for
With water, copious amounts of it, from the sky because it was raining, does Shanghai asphalt resemble—what?— a high-def 4K concrete display screen? The former
Still here in Shanghai. It’s been 4 weeks. Sometimes it feels like months. The feels-like-months isn’t because time stopped. Nor is it because we’re in
My piano arrives in my Shanghai flat. I’m all set to resume Skype lessons with my students. Meanwehile, Shanghai provides cultural lessons each and every day.
PIanos, jazz, and otherwise: I have a solo piano concert Wednesday, 23 January. Meanwhile, Janet’s meeting with her collaborators. Our perch: we’re in Hong Kong
As the title says, we arrived uneventfully, if that’s an applicable word, on Monday. In other words, we’re here in Shanghai. We’ve since registered at
An interview (by Mark Polishook) with the great jazz pianist and teacher Harold Danko.
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