A photo shoot is often seen as something purely visual—an opportunity to “get new pictures.” But for a concert pianist, especially in a space that carries personal and artistic meaning, it becomes something much deeper: a reflection of identity, legacy, and connection

We often don’t recognize the true importance of things until they are suddenly gone.

Returning to the U.S. from a recent trip, I had a very tight layover at Newark. Immigration moved swiftly (thanks to Global Entry), and the luggage recheck was efficient as well. Security, however, was another story

My old year ended with a beautiful Atlantic crossing aboard Queen Mary 2. This time I decided to include some large scale works

This week I had the pleasure of collaborating with the organizer of an upcoming Spring concert on the repertoire selection. What a treat

Here I am sitting in a train traveling from Switzerland to Germany and using my travel piano. I really thought I was done with it after my initial excitement

When I’m out and about, people often ask me what it’s like to be a pianist. It happens in all sorts of places — on flights, in airports, or, naturally, at parties. So, I thought I’d share the top six questions I get asked the most

Ever wonder what goes on backstage before a concert pianist walks out on the stage

An encore isn’t rehearsed in the same way as the main program. It's prepared, but it feels a bit like a letter not yet sent