Soundboard
The Steinway & Sons Podcast
Ramsey Lewis
Steinway Artist and NEA Jazz Master Ramsey Lewis reveals how he has benefited from remaining open to what could be. In his interview with Soundboard producer/host Ben Finane—Editor in Chief at Steinway’s award-winning online music magazine listenmusicculture.com—Lewis discusses his musical his path taken, his practice regimen, his groove, and what he’s up to now. Visit ramseylewis.com to learn more.
‘I’ve learned never to close your mind and your ears to what could be — to what can be.’
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