The Pianist Podcast is your backstage pass to the world of piano music. Join us as we explore the artistry, stories, and techniques that inspire pianists around...
In this podcast, the Italian pianist Margherita Torretta talks to Pianist editor Erica Worth about the keyboard works of the Late-English Baroque composer, Elisabetta De Gambarini. Having recently recorded De Gambarini’s complete keyboard works for Piano Classics, Margherita shares her thoughts on how to play them on a modern-day concert-grand Steinway, and with the necessary improvisations.She also offers up valuable learning tips on De Gambarini’s energetic Tambourin score which appears inside Pianist No 143, out on 21 March. Finally, she talks candidly about her own personal tragedy, and how she managed to turn her life around to become to a professional pianist.
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Episode 2 - Sarah Cahill
In this Pianist Podcast, the American pianist Sarah Cahill talks to Pianist editor Erica Worth about her upcoming recital at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art on Saturday 8 March, as part of International Women’s Day.Entitled The Future is Female, the six-hour ‘marathon’ performance explores music for solo piano by women composers from the Baroque to the present day. There are sure to be some very unfamiliar names within her programme, which will surely inspire piano lovers in search of hidden gems! Tune in to hear what Sarah says about the repertoire, and about her quest for bringing these neglected women composers into the limelight… at long last.
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Episode 1 - Charles Owen
In the first episode of The Pianist Podcast, British pianist Charles Owen shares his unique perspective on Schumann with Pianist editor Erica Worth, revealing a fun-loving, big-hearted side to the composer that often gets overshadowed by his tortured persona. Charles discusses the personal lessons he’s learned from recording Schumann's music and offers advice for pianists looking to explore beyond the usual pieces like Kinderszenen.Charles also opens up about his dual passion for performing and teaching, his love for collaborating with other musicians, and the importance of being a “late developer” in his career. He reflects on how his exceptional teachers helped shape his artistry and how he maintains balance between intense practice and personal life.Don’t miss this insightful and inspiring conversation!
The Pianist Podcast is your backstage pass to the world of piano music. Join us as we explore the artistry, stories, and techniques that inspire pianists around the globe. Whether you're a beginner, an expert, or simply a piano enthusiast, you'll discover engaging interviews with world-class musicians, practical tips to improve your playing, and fascinating insights into the piano repertoire. Tune in today!
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