International Piano (IP) incorporates International Piano (formally International Piano Quarterly) and Piano magazine. It is written for pianists and discerning fans of piano music.
Each bi-monthly issue includes interviews with top pianists and rising talent, performance tips, news, features, analysis and comment. You will find exclusive tutorials by concert artists, in-depth articles on piano recordings and repertoire, masterclasses on piano technique, and festival, concert and competition reports from around the globe.
Regular columns include ‘Better late than never’ (for adult beginner pianists), ‘Accompanist’s Diary’, ‘Letter from America’ and ‘Take Five’, covering jazz piano greats. Every edition includes a five-page Symposium, hosted by Jeremy Siepmann, which brings together leading experts and international pianists for a round-table debate.
Our comprehensive reviews section examines the latest CDs, books, DVDs, sheet music, new instruments and accessories.
Plus, each issue includes free sheet music – often rare or newly released works – for readers to add to their collections.
Coming soon: London International Piano Symposium
2 January 2013
A trio of three-day piano conferences
will begin in February, hosted by London International Piano Symposium (LIPS),
founded by Cristine MacKie, and held in association with Steinway & Sons. IP is the Symposium's media partner.
The event welcomes everyone interested in the performance of
piano music: artists, scientists, academics, teachers and fans. The symposia
will provide an opportunity to hear papers, lecture recitals and debates on the
art and science of piano performance by distinguished researchers and
practitioners.
During the first The LIPS Conference, which takes
place 8-10 February at London’s Royal College of Music, leading researchers and
practitioners will examine interdisciplinary, evidence-based directives to
enhance modern piano performance practice, assess research into inspirational
performers and teachers past and present, and present scientific models of
performance that will reflect recent developments in performance science,
including neuroscience, the human movement sciences, psychology and physiology.
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