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The Honens Piano Podcast aims to spark and enhance your appreciation and understanding of all things piano through outstanding performances by Honens Laureates (winners) combined with educational and thought provoking conversation about the music. Whether you are a classical music novice or connoisseur—this podcast is for you!© 2023 Honens Piano Podcast Arte Entretenimiento y Artes Escénicas
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  • Competition Edition: Gilles Vonsattel performs Farrenc
    Jun 2 2022

    Today we'll hear from 2009 Honens Laureate Gilles Vonsattel. In this episode, Gilles performs Louise Farrenc’s Air russe Varié Op. 17.  Robert Schumann and Felix Mendelssohn could be counted among Farrenc's admirers and for good reason; Farrenc wrote in an imaginative and knowledgeable international style, prizing transparency and clear forms. Enjoy!

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    13 m
  • Meet the Quarterfinalists: Dominic Muzzi performs Bacewicz
    Apr 21 2022

    Today is the final episode of the Honens @ Home: Meet the Quarterfinalists series. In this episode, we meet Dominic Muzzi. Dominic is no stranger to winning competitions—he started winning when he was only a teenager. He is currently enrolled in the doctoral program at Indiana University, where his teacher, 2003 Honens Laureate Roberto Plano, might have put the Honens bug in his ear.

    In this video, Dominic shares the third movement, Vivo, from Grażyna Bacewicz's Piano Sonata No. 2

    Let's listen.

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    6 m
  • Meet the Quarterfinalists: Philipp Scheucher performs Strauss
    Apr 14 2022

    You might recognize today's featured Quarterfinalist from the 2018 Honens International Piano Competition—Austrian pianist and 2018 Semifinalist Philipp Scheucher has returned for the 2022 Competition.

    Today, Philipp shares with us his own arrangement of Radetzky March by Johann Strauss. Philipp says: "We are exposed to so much negative news, the joy of music and music making can be healing." We couldn't agree more. 

    Enjoy. 

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    5 m
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