In this second installment in a three-part series, we hear Kate Liu in the Piano Sonata No. 8 from 1944--the last of his three War Time sonatas. We'll hear Kate discuss what she loves about this piece and how this work differs from Prokofiev's other works in the genre. Mark Travis is your host.

In this third installment from the Beethoven 2020 project, we hear highlights of Tony Bai performing Beethoven's sonatas 9-12. He also speaks with our producer, Mark Travis, on Beethoven's innovations in these works and both the joys and challenges of interpreting them.

Shai Wosner alternates sonatas by Rzewski and Scarlatti in a brilliant and colorful sequence as recorded in January 2020 for the Grand Piano Series. He discussed his programming with our producer, Mark Travis, who hosts the podcast. You'll also hear a brief excerpt of Schubert's B-flat major sonata, which Mr. Wosner has recently recorded and released commercially.

We feature part of a recital Roman Rabinovich gave that is inspired by the artwork of Pablo Picasso. You'll hear works by Zipoli, Debussy, Satie, and Gershwin as well as one of Mr. Rabinovich's own compositions.

Mark Travis is your host with commentary by Roman Rabinovich.

Prize-winning pianist Jongyun Kim continues our survey of the Beethoven piano sonatas, as recorded at the Grand Piano Series in Naples, Florida in November 2019.

Our producer, Mark Travis, hosts this podcast, which features excerpts from Beethoven's Op. 10 and Op. 13.

Dominic Cheli is featured in this podcast performing excerpts from the first four Beethoven Piano Sonatas. Mark is the host. The concert was recorded on October 22, 2019 at the Vanderbilt Presbyterian Church.

This episode is the first in a series of three featuring Kate Liu, bronze medal winner in the 17th International Chopin Competition. Ms. Liu performs the 4 Ballades by Brahms and discusses her life and art with our producer, Mark Travis.

Internationally renown St. Petersburg native Ilya Yakushev performs a program of works by Haydn, Gershwin, and Mussorgsky as recorded on the Fazioli F38 at the Grand Piano Series in Naples, Florida. Mark Travis, Associate Director of Media, Production for the New York Philharmonic is your host.