Soundboard
The Steinway & Sons Podcast
Harry Connick, Jr.
Steinway Artist Harry Connick, Jr.'s album True Love: A Celebration of Cole Porter finds Connick playing piano, singing, orchestrating, arranging and conducting. He speaks to Soundboard producer/host Ben Finane — Editor in Chief at Steinway’s award-winning online music magazine listenmusicculture.com — about the genius of Cole Porter and takes us on a deep dive into his original arrangements.
‘Because of the craftsmanship Cole Porter used to write these songs, not only will they last forever, but they’re perfect for interpretation.’
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Soundboard — Pascal Rogé
Steinway Artist Pascal Rogé reveals why there is always more to say about Claude Debussy.
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Soundboard — Vijay Iyer
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Soundboard — Ric’key Pageot
Steinway Artist Ric’key Pageot discusses performing with Madonna — and introduces us to speakeasy-soul / prohibition-funk.
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Soundboard — Stephen Brown
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Soundboard — The 5 Browns
The five Juilliard–trained sibling pianists discuss Christmas with The 5 Browns, their album on the Steinway & Sons label .
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Soundboard — Mason Bates
Grammy-winning composer Mason Bates weds classical music and electronica. He discusses listening and writing orchestral music in the twenty-first century.
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Soundboard — Ralph Alessi
Trumpetist and composer Ralph Alessi discusses the practice of improvisation and the art of jazz.
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Soundboard — Robert Glasper (The Prequel)
Steinway Artist Robert Glasper launched the Soundboard podcast. In honor of the multi–Grammy winning jazz pianist's October takeover at Blue Note New York, we offer a prequel interview with Glasper, live from the Steinway Factory in New York City.
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Soundboard — Jesse Carmichael
Steinway Artist Jesse Carmichael took a year-and-a-half hiatus from the chart-topping pop-rock band Maroon 5 to pursue studies in music and the healing arts.
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