Defined as simultaneous playing of at least three adjacent semitone notes, clusters turn up regularly in jazz and contemporary compositions so often as to attract little notice today.

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08.07.2025

Talented Young Musicians Shine at Weymouth Concert – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

The fifth Young Artist Showcase concert, hosted by Chamber Music Weymouth (formerly Weymouth Lunchtime Chamber Concerts) took place at St Mary's Church, Weymouth, on Sunday 6 July. Devised by CMW Artistic Director and concert pianist Duncan Honeybourne and Concerts Manager Frances Wilson, these events offer young musicians who are still in full-time education or are…

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29.07.2025

Pianists and their Composers: Franz Schubert – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

“Schubert’s music is the most human that I know.” – Sir András Schiff, pianist "I will never quite have the words to express what Schubert’s music has meant to me…and I will never stop looking for them. His ability to convey loneliness — and console in its wake — is perhaps his most ineffable quality..."…

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30.07.2025

The Collection: Classical Music Unfiltered – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

This unique online exhibition offers an unfiltered glimpse behind the scenes with some of the world’s finest classical musicians

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