Chatting with Sara Davis Buechner

American Pianists Association's Lee Clifford chatted with Sara Davis Buechner about winning the first American Pianists Awards, the serendipity of sight-reading and the diverse set of composers she will feature in her upcoming concert.

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Franz Schubert's Impromptus

In his short life, Austrian composer Franz Schubert (born January 31, 1797) wrote over 1000 pieces of music. Let’s take a minute to focus on his piano impromptus.

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Exploring two-piano duo

Nothing summons bright moments like two pianos on a single stage. Nuance reigns. And subtle changes have resonating impact.

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