Soundboard
The Steinway & Sons Podcast
Joe Lovano
Saxophonist Joe Lovano, live from Big Ears Festival, discusses influence, tone, sound, improvisation — and what's in a name.
Photos: Aquapio Films
“You know that song ‘All the Things You Are’? You play that title every time you play. Not that song, but you play that title.”
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Soundboard — Kris Davis
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Soundboard — Yulianna Avdeeva
Chopin International Piano Competition winner and Steinway Artist Yulianna Avdeeva discusses her most recent recording project for Pentatone: Dmitri Shostakovich’s Preludes and Fugues, Op. 87.
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Soundboard — Steve Roach
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Soundboard — Nels Cline
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Soundboard — John Paul Jones
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Soundboard — Christian McBride
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Soundboard — Jason Moran
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