nprfreshair: Not many classical pianists maintain blogs where they ruminate on everything from eating a terrible bowl of meatballs while on tour with Joshua Bell to seeing Twilight: New Moon (twice) and hearing strains of a Schubert song.
But then, not many classical pianists are Jeremy Denk.On today’s Fresh Air, Denk talks about playing Beethoven and Ligeti, who “took the piano to places it had never been before, and makes demands of the pianist and the mind that had never been made before.”
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Not many classical pianists maintain blogs where they ruminate on everything from eating a terrible bowl of meatballs...
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“Aren’t abs just poems of the stomach?” I don’t care what this guy’s music sounds like, he’s clearly a genius.
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the classical music world needs more people like this guy.
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