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Musical America's 2010 Collaborative Pianist of the Year: Warren Jones - 19 hours ago

Musical America has just announced its lineup of top musicians of the year for 2010, and...
Lady Gaga Plays and Sings Paparazzi - yesterday

This is one very pleasant surprise: Lady Gaga is also an accomplished pianist, as this acoustic...
Collaborative Piano Studies at California State University, Fullerton - yesterday

The Department of Music at California State University, Fullerton offers a concentration in...
Building Musicians, Building Neural Pathways - 2 days ago

When we play a musical instrument or sing, we are developing the capability of our brains. When we...
The Collaborative Piano Blog is 4! - 4 days ago

On November 7, 2005, I took a massive leap of faith and started a brand-new blog about the art of...
How To Become An Accompanist? - 6 days ago

Ever wonder about the exact nature of the accompanist stereotype that caused pianists from Gerald...
A Visual Dichterliebe - 1 week ago

In order for the art song to survive in the coming years, the genre needs to find ways to re-imagine...