In this week's issue of the magazine, the Money Issue, pianist Jeremy Denk revisits a kitschy musician-for-hire gig from early in his career.
By The New Yorker October 6, 2013 In this week's issue of the magazine, the Money Issue, pianist Jeremy Denk revisits a kitschy musician-for-hire gig from early in his career.
At 10 p.m., Nublu, 62 Avenue C, near Fifth Street, East Village, (212) 979-9925, nublu.net; cover, $5. (Chinen) DRED SCOTT TRIO (Monday) This restless trio, led by the pianist Dred Scott, recently issued "Live at the Rockwood Music Hall," chronicling a continuing engagement on the Lower East Side.
In D. T. Max's Profile of the pianist Hélène Grimaud in this week's issue, Grimaud is compared on several occasions to the Canadian virtuoso Glenn Gould.
By Jon Michaud November 3, 2011 In D. T. Max's Profile of the pianist Hélène Grimaud in this week's issue, Grimaud is compared on several occasions to the Canadian virtuoso Glenn Gould.
The Italian pianist Enrico Pieranunzi has surely considered these issues, given his deep admiration for Bill Evans, who was about as closely associated with this club as anyone.
THE ARTS A music review on Monday about the pianist and composer Girma Yifrashewa, at the Issue Project Room in Brooklyn, misstated the title of one of his works that he performed.
But still, 20 minutes in, he's agreeing to guard and drive a black pianist, Dr. Don Shirley Mahershala Alii), down south without issue; because our racist white man must also be likable.
But still, 20 minutes in, he's agreeing to guard and drive a black pianist, Dr. Don Shirley Mahershala Alii), down south without issue; because our racist white man must also be likeable.
For this week's issue, Lise Sarfati photographed the concert pianist Hélène Grimaud for D. T. Max's Profile; earlier this year, Sarfati photographed the feminist writer Élisabeth Badinter for Jane Kramer's Profile.
