Comments on: A Wise Man Once Said, Volume 2 http://jonathanbiss.com/home/2009/03/02/a-wise-man-once-said-volume-2/ The Official Site of Jonathan Biss Tue, 07 Sep 2010 14:09:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Marguerite Martin Zgorzalek http://jonathanbiss.com/home/2009/03/02/a-wise-man-once-said-volume-2/#comment-210 Marguerite Martin Zgorzalek Tue, 03 Mar 2009 10:54:13 +0000 http://jonathanbiss.com/home/2009/03/02/a-wise-man-once-said-volume-2/#comment-210 I couldn't imagine that a discussion with a driver would have so much importance for an artist...however, when I choose the artists' driver here, at the orchestre national de Lyon -where I believe that you are going to play Brahms 2 in 2010- I am always very carefull about the relationship that they have with music... so your driver in Lyon next season is playing jazz saxophone... I am very happy to welcome you next season as I have heard you with the NYP in 2003 in the Beetoven Festival during an Intership at the Artistic department. Marguerite I couldn’t imagine that a discussion with a driver would have so much importance for an artist…however, when I choose the artists’ driver here, at the orchestre national de Lyon -where I believe that you are going to play Brahms 2 in 2010- I am always very carefull about the relationship that they have with music… so your driver in Lyon next season is playing jazz saxophone… I am very happy to welcome you next season as I have heard you with the NYP in 2003 in the Beetoven Festival during an Intership at the Artistic department. Marguerite

]]> By: Yvian http://jonathanbiss.com/home/2009/03/02/a-wise-man-once-said-volume-2/#comment-228 Yvian Tue, 10 Mar 2009 03:40:47 +0000 http://jonathanbiss.com/home/2009/03/02/a-wise-man-once-said-volume-2/#comment-228 But pseudo-passionate banging is a must for the wannabe concert pianist--how else will he fool the audience into thinking that the music moves him more profoundly than the gold and glory of many admiring faces? ;) Other favorite ploys (endlessly fun to observe): - Rotating torso - Androgyny - Periodic glances of agony at the ceiling But pseudo-passionate banging is a must for the wannabe concert pianist–how else will he fool the audience into thinking that the music moves him more profoundly than the gold and glory of many admiring faces? ;)

Other favorite ploys (endlessly fun to observe):

- Rotating torso
- Androgyny
- Periodic glances of agony at the ceiling

]]> By: Be Yeamans http://jonathanbiss.com/home/2009/03/02/a-wise-man-once-said-volume-2/#comment-633 Be Yeamans Mon, 16 Mar 2009 21:05:44 +0000 http://jonathanbiss.com/home/2009/03/02/a-wise-man-once-said-volume-2/#comment-633 I attended the matinee New Jersey Symphony concert on Tuesday May 3. Your playing inspired me to download some Beethovan sonatas from itunes I attended the matinee New Jersey Symphony concert on Tuesday May 3. Your playing inspired me to download some Beethovan sonatas from itunes

]]> By: Paul Eykenduyn - Netherlands http://jonathanbiss.com/home/2009/03/02/a-wise-man-once-said-volume-2/#comment-1088 Paul Eykenduyn - Netherlands Sun, 22 Nov 2009 21:42:59 +0000 http://jonathanbiss.com/home/2009/03/02/a-wise-man-once-said-volume-2/#comment-1088 Last Saturday afternoon, november 21st. you performed at the IJ-Salon chamber music programme in Amsterdam, hosted by Michael Gieler. My wife and I loved your music-performance, especially your seven Játékok-surprises. To us, it was a completely new form of piano-art ! First of all, we loved the intricate way you played, but besides that, you are a star performer in the way, you were there present in speech and in the way you became music itself ! We asked afterwards if your Játékok-pieces were ever recorded on dvd. People didn't know. It would be an enormous joy to us and undoutedly to many others to see you play again the way we did; some project to realise but as we see it, priceless ! Keep us informed if you do ! Lot's of success, joy and love from Lydia & Paul Eykenduyn-Heuveling van Beek, Hilversum, The Netherlands Last Saturday afternoon, november 21st. you performed at the IJ-Salon chamber music programme in Amsterdam, hosted by Michael Gieler. My wife and I loved your music-performance, especially your seven Játékok-surprises. To us, it was a completely new form of piano-art ! First of all, we loved the intricate way you played, but besides that, you are a star performer in the way, you were there present in speech and in the way you became music itself ! We asked afterwards if your Játékok-pieces were ever recorded on dvd. People didn’t know. It would be an enormous joy to us and undoutedly to many others to see you play again the way we did; some project to realise but as we see it, priceless !
Keep us informed if you do ! Lot’s of success, joy and love from Lydia & Paul Eykenduyn-Heuveling van Beek, Hilversum, The Netherlands

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