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John Dante Prevedini leading the 'Defining Our Field' discussionDISCUSSION: Defining Our Field - what is 'classical music' to us, why are we involved and what can we learn from our differences? Read John Dante Prevedini's essay, watch the panel discussion and make your own comments.

Youth Involvement in Classical MusicVIDEO PODCAST: John Dante Prevedini leads a discussion about Youth Involvement in Classical Music - this specially extended illustrated feature includes contributions from Christopher Morley, Gerald Fenech, Halida Dinova, Patricia Spencer and Roderic Dunnett.

Carlos Cipa

German pianist and composer Carlos Cipa was born on 19 March 1990. He started to play the piano at six and later, aged sixteen, when he began playing drums in a hardcore punk band, he began to be interested in improvising and writing his own music.

In 2012 his first solo piano recording, The Monarch And The Viceroy, issued on Denovali Records, established him on the contemporary classical scene. By 2019 his albums were being released on the Warner Classics label.

 

A selection of articles about Carlos Cipa

CD Spotlight. The Piano Turned Inside-Out - John Dante Prevedini considers Carlos Cipa's new release a triumph. '... a remarkably fresh and distinctive pianistic listening experience ...'

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