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Recital for a World Gone to Sh*t review – full-throttle fury meets beautiful, blistering verse | Classical music | The Guardian
Bridgerton star Adjoa Andoh’s outstanding delivery of poetry from the 2018 anthology was interspersed with excellent, yet slightly overshadowed performances from baritone James Newby and pianist Joseph Middleton
HE’S THE HOTTEST MAN IN TOWN! THE CHICAGO CELLAR BOYS at the SCOTT JOPLIN INTERNATIONAL RAGTIME FESTIVAL: ANDY SCHUMM, JOHN OTTO, NATALIE SCHARF, PAUL ASARO, JIMMY BARRETT, DAN ANDERSON (May 31, 2024) | JAZZ LIVES
On July 12, 2025, Andy Schumm turns forty. (He said so himself, on that most trustworthy of oracles, Facebook.) We celebrate him as an artist of deep musical integrity, a scholar who performs brilliantly what he knows so well, a wonderful cornetist, arranger, reedman, pianist, plectrist, percussionist, composer, bandleader, and possibly more that I have…
Poetry Legroom (Zoo Too Trio) | JazzLocal32.com
A few months ago, an album was recorded in New York that I couldn’t wait to get my hands on. The pre-release featured several tasty tracks, and its evocative cover image also intrigued. The stars were aligned for a significant album, and so it was. How could it miss with pianist Michael Cain, guitarist Keith…
Left turns: How a terrible war injury led to the birth of one-handed piano music | Classical music | The Guardian
After losing his arm in the first world war, pianist Paul Wittgenstein commissioned extraordinary new works that he could perform with just his left hand. I’m aiming to keep his incredible legacy alive at this year’s Proms