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5 Questions to Samantha Ege (pianist, scholar)
Very few musicians find equal footing in the worlds of music and words. Some might think of Sir Stephen Hough or Jeremy Denk as modern examples of this phenomenon, though perhaps we should all be paying attention to the probing, curious work of pianist, musicologist and writer Dr. Samantha Ege. Ege’s creative output centers around sharing untold stories and narratives.
New releases Feb–March 2025, T-Z - Jazz Journal
Talts, Rahel: New and Familiar They say : “New and Familiar” is a third album by Estonian rising female jazz pianist and composer Rahel Talts. It consists of 14 musicians, including a string quartet, horns, rhythm section and vocals. The music is mostly instrumental and written by Rahel Talts, except one tune that is an arrangement […]
Keith Jarrett: No End, Newness and the Power of the Low-Key Jam : Aquarium Drunkard
Keith Jarrett didn’t have to make a rock album filled with noodly guitar and muted boogie. But he did, and in its unusually obvious imperfections, eccentric choices and rambling longueurs, it shows the famously demanding pianist at his most mercurial and relaxed. In his perpetual hunt for wells of inspiration and rivers of feeling, Jarrett’s curious detour still leads to some fascinating backwaters and rewarding reservoirs.
Boulder Phil presents Rachmaninoff and music of two festivals | Sharps & Flatirons
Guest pianist Alessio Max and soloists from orchestra in the spotlight By Peter Alexander March 27 at 5:50 p.m. Two works inspired by festivals will form bookends for the next Boulder Philharmonic concert, at 4 p.m. Sunday (March 30; details below), with a big, popular Romantic piano concerto in the center. The Piano Concerto No.…