In the HandsPaul Cantrell's music weblog: Original recordings of piano music old and new, classical and otherwise, from a devoted amateur. The podcast features complete pieces -- not just snippets! -- and spoken commentary. Music ranges from Chopin, Brahms, Schubert and Schumann to avante-garde improvisations.Manic Dance (rough)- January 19, 2007 Things may have been quiet on the blog, but I&8217;ve been doing tons of music work lately. The recent round of Zo went well: I took a bit of a risk playing mostly pieces that were fresh out of the practice oven (or, in a couple of cases, still baking), but people seemed to enjoy it, and I was certainly satisfied. (If you want to know about future concerts, you should get on the mailing list.) Concerts done, I&8217;m now composing day and night, quite productively. I now have a complete first.http://innig.net/music/inthehands/2007/01/19/121/ Keys Please is Feb 2, 2007- January 19, 2007 Can this really be the sixth year Groundhog Day approaches fast, and that means it&8217;s time for Keys Please! Carei Thomas, Todd Harper and I have been running this annual tradition of a playful, genre-bending celebration of keyboard music since 2001, and by golly, I think we&8217;ve got something special going. It shows a slightly different side of my musical life than In the Hands, and it&8217;s unlike any other concert I know of. For those of you who don&8217;t know about Keys Please,...http://innig.net/music/inthehands/2007/01/19/123/ |