Tag: Piano Music
John Field: Inventing the Sound of Night Before Chopin
Johann Nepomuk Hummel: After Mozart and Before Chopin
Ludwig van Beethoven: Writing a Life into Thirty-Two Sonatas
Jan Ladislav Dussek: A Traveller Between Classical and Romantic Worlds
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Turning the Piano Concerto into Public Drama
Muzio Clementi: An Early Architect of Modern Pianism
A Conversation Between Geoff and Vale — Why Classical Piano Music Has Not Become Obsolete
This conversation considers a question that sounds simple but is difficult to answer. After several centuries of piano music, why do concerts, teaching and competitions continue to return to canonical composers such as Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin?