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INTERVIEW WITH EMIL VIKLICKÝ
By Anita Malhotra Often described as the “Patriarch of Czech jazz piano,” pianist and composer Emil Viklický was born in 1948 in Olomouc, Moravia and later moved to Prague. Although his formal training was in mathematics, in the ‘70s he … Continue reading
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INTERVIEW WITH KENNY WERNER
By Anita Malhotra Brooklyn-born jazz pianist, composer and educator Kenny Werner studied piano at the Manhattan School of Music and jazz improvisation at the Berklee Institute. Greatly influenced by the Boston piano teacher Madame Chaloff and the Brazilian concert pianist … Continue reading
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Tagged American composer, American jazz pianist, American music educator, Ari Hoenig, Benjamin Koppel, Berklee, Berklee College, Brussels Jazz Orchestra, Effortless Mastery, Effortless Mastery Institute, entrevista, Interview with Kenny Werner, Joao Assis Brasil, Johannes Weidenmuller, Kenny Werner, Kenny Werner Trio, Madame Chaloff, Music and relaxation, Ottawa Jazz Festival, Performance Wellness Institute, The Melody, Toots Thielemans
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