John Colman (1913–1995): a remarkable life, and a wonderful interview
John Colman (1913–1995) was a pianist with a remarkable career. I knew little about him until I came across an interview with him in a journal, which is free to…
Jonathan Still, ballet pianist
Music, dance, IT, trivia. Not necessarily in that order.
Posts about the work of ballet pianists—including stuff that might not seem immediately related (like historical dance, character, musicology, and so on)
John Colman (1913–1995) was a pianist with a remarkable career. I knew little about him until I came across an interview with him in a journal, which is free to…
The Accompanist (2019) is a great new addition to my private mental collection of films featuring ballet pianists. Here's a review of the musical bits.
Out today on the Ballet Piano Podcast, an interview I did a couple of years ago. I’d forgotten what we talked about until I listened to it. I was surprised…
For those long, slow, school-y tendus for which no music seems suitable, here's some suitable music.
What is a coda in ballet? Here are 10 pages of codas, and links to seven famous ballet codas you have to know.
Since writing about Bon Voyage Cher Dumollet nine years ago, I've found out a lot more. Here are some sources.