Piano

Saw a video of Oscar Peterson and Herbie Hancock both describing the first time they heard Art Tatum. Herbie Hancock said he found himself wondering if it wasn’t too late […]

Begin with Rejectionit keeps remarkably well. Add an Instrumentand enough Stubbornnessto continue when nobody calls. Fold in bad Hotels,good Strangers,and a Pianowith one Key clapping. Season with Lucksparingly.Rarely in stock. […]

I have been studying Keith Jarrett with the unhealthy concentration normally associated with people that believe the government hid something underneath the Gimli Airport. I am not particularly interested in […]

Most of the time, growth is invisible. Then, one night after a concert, another musician approaches. Not a fan. A peer. Someone who knows what it costs to arrive at […]

I was very pleased with the salad. Chickpeas, which I soaked and later boiled, with mint, parsley, apple, currants, red onion and cinnamon, turmeric, berbre, salt, white pepper, olive oil, […]

At the show at Hugh’s Room I met Moses Znaimer and he offered me a show at the Zoomer Radio theatre studio sometime. I thought that pretty cool! I actually […]

He noticed then that there was no clear moment when intention turned into sound. The hand moved, the note arrived, and only afterward, did he recognize it as a choice. […]

Last June or maybe July, Doug McClement, generous as always, offered to record me at the Harris Institute. Two grand pianos to choose from – both gleaming, both waiting for […]

The older I get, the more important cat-cow and cobra seem to be. Squats too. Balance, flexibility the body’s way of reminding you it still wants to participate. When I […]