# Frederic Rzewski

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What Secrets Does Greek Piano Repertoire Hold? LORENDA RAMOU - Pianist, Concert Curator at Onassis Cultural Center

Lorenda Ramou, PhD, is a pianist, musicologist, piano teacher and concert curator, with a particular interest in 20th and 21st c. repertoire. She has appeared in many festivals and concert tours in Europe, USA and Chile. She has extensively researched, published and lectured on Greek piano repertoi…

Beethoven's 32 Sonatas with 64 pianists: Op. 106 ("Hammerklavier")

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New Drops 28/02/25

Put on the sleeves of love. Spring is around the corner, and the ice on our lake is slowly melting. These are the newest additions to our radio. Long runs of spiritual jazz, spoken word and prehistoric scandinavian sound. Tracklist: Perila & Ulla - Every Something Is An Echo Of Nothing Fornnordis…

New Drops 28/02/25

Put on the sleeves of love. Spring is around the corner, and the ice on our lake is slowly melting. These are the newest additions to our radio. Long runs of spiritual jazz, spoken word and prehistoric scandinavian sound. Tracklist: Perila & Ulla - Every Something Is An Echo Of Nothing Fornnor…

Rzewskicast #2

A podcast by musicologist Maarten Beirens and pianist Daan Vandewalle on the composer and pianist Frederic Rzewski. They discuss his (piano) compositions, Beethoven, and music of the 20th and 21st centuries. Episode #1 was created on the occasion of the release of the CD box The Road, the first rec…

Rzewskicast #1

A podcast by musicologist Maarten Beirens and pianist Daan Vandewalle on the composer and pianist Frederic Rzewski. They discuss his (piano) compositions, Beethoven, and music of the 20th and 21st centuries. Episode #1 was created on the occasion of the release of the CD box The Road, the first rec…

Can classical be protest music? | So, Hear Me Out

Linton and Gillian explore how classical music has been used to challenge power, uplift marginalised voices, and fuel social movements. From radical sounds to revolutionary ideas, we discover how music becomes activism. Linton introduces Julius Eastman’s Gay Guerrilla, a defiant and deeply moving w…

11-15-25 Pushing The Envelope: Music Decidedly Left of Center

Greetings! Limited production time means longer pieces, so we return to Tim Brady's excellent current release for the title track, the Nakedeye Ensemble's take on a classic Frederic Rzewski piece and Pamela Z's new composition, "Simultaneous" in it's entirety.   Enjoy! Joel e-mail: pushingtheen…

The Musical Universe of Daisy Press | CFDS

Growing up on tour with Neil Diamond gave Daisy Press a unique outlook on the magic and mysteries of music, and started a journey that leads from Indian Ragas via the 12th century chant of Hildegard von Bingen -- all the way to the engaged minimalism of Frederic Rzewski, whose work she performs at …

Brian Harnetty

Columbus, OH-based composer Brian Harnetty describes himself as an “interdisciplinary artist using sound and listening to foster social change.” While the meaning of such a description may not be immediately apparent, Harnetty’s approach becomes clearer when reading through his CV: he frequently us…