When you play the piano, you become a part of a family. It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or a seasoned pro, we are a part of a community that has roots running throughout history. The historical connections for the piano are absolutely fascinating and endless. 
The branches of this family tree extend into every area of modern society and today on the Piano Explored Podcast, I explore a little bit of my own family tree.  

I encourage students of any genre in piano, to explore their heritage because our tradition is an aural one. Each generation of pianists passes on knowledge from the past and insight from the present. 

So, let's just have a laid back conversation and see where we come from. 

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The Piano Explored Podcast is hosted by Dr. Benjamin Harding who is devoting his life to learning the art of piano playing in all of its complexities and variety. He is also fascinated with  the culture, literature and personalities surrounding the art form. You can find more information about the Piano Explored Podcast and Benjamin at www.benjaminharding.net.