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Part 2 of Season 4 Episode 1: Dr. Michael Kaykov, Concert Pianist/Recording Artist/Educator

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. Welcome back to Part 2 of The Piano Pod’s Season 4 Episode 1 with Dr. Michael Kaykov, a celebrated American pianist, recording maestro, and educator. 👏If you missed our intriguing chat in Part 1, where we delved into the mysteries of Sc ...

The Future of the Humanities with Professor and Critic Merve Emre

In August, West Virginia University announced that it would be dissolving its Department of World Languages, Literature and Linguistics. And a couple months after that, my school Middlebury College, chose to eliminate a faculty position in its creative writing department. As someone studying Eng ...

Five Beethoven Fourths

Five recommendations for "stand-alone" recordings of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major Op. 58" Clara Haskil: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zq5-AGnaw-Q Edwin Fischer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMiNzHXFgBQ Ivan Moravec: https://www.amazon.com/Ivan-Morvec-Plays-Beethoven-Ludwig/d ...

Season 2 Episode 2: MAZURKAS - Part I

In this first of two episodes on Chopin's Mazurkas, Garrick Ohlsson deciphers select Mazurkas from across Chopin's compositional periods; music critic Jed Distler recommends some of the finest recordings of the past century; and finally, Juilliard professor Jerome Lowenthal listens to Mazurka re ...

LIVE | Edie Park, 15, piano

Today we hear from Edie Park, a pianist and supporter of WFMT. She plays Scarlatti, Beethoven and Chopin before finishing her recital with the San Francisco-based composer Jean Ahn. Edie Park, 15, is a Scholarship Fellow at the Music Institute of Chicago Academy, where she studies piano with Ma ...

(4 Min. Rant) Literally Can't Thank You Enough in Advance

PG-13 Warning. This isn’t the norm—just testing the cult of Shinners. Future episodes stay true to our Bach tradition. Enjoyed this? Do you want some more of my originals mixed in with your weekly Bach? Literally Can't Thank You Enough in Advance I try to “bear the burden of bitterness which ex ...

Episode 23 w/ Jack Gao

Jack Gao was named the winner of the Naumburg International Piano Competition in 2023. Most recently he was personally selected by Martha Argerich to be the second recipient of the Martha Argerich Piano Award which was presented in collaboration with Steinway Hamburg. This prize is awarded to a ...

Michael Stephen Brown: Composer and Pianist with Album Preview Twelve Blocks

Michael Stephen Brown is both a fantastic pianist and composer, and in this episode you’ll be hearing some excerpts from his upcoming album Twelve Blocks, which is a very personal project for him of chamber music and solo piano pieces. You’ll hear the stories and personal connections with each o ...

Michael Stephen Brown, Pianist and Composer

Michael Stephen Brown is a versatile American pianist and composer best known for his solo performances, rich chamber music collaborations, and unique original works. Bridging the gap between world-class piano playing and storytelling, he has recently released his debut album of all-original mus ...

Christopher Jessup: Composing for the London Symphony Orchestra

Composer and pianist Christopher Jessup recorded two of his works with the London Symphony Orchestra — then spent the years after Juilliard unlearning the difficult, angular music he thought he was supposed to write. He explains why he stopped being afraid of things sounding pretty, and why a fo ...