Piano playing has reached new heights, literally! As part of this year’s Contre-Plongées Festival in Jaude, France, Alain Roche performed his signature “Piano Vertical” act in the town square—hanging over the audience in the sky.
Roche conceived the series in 2013, and has brought the show to Switzerland, Germany, Austria and France.
Of note that “Piano Vertical” performances are improvised… out of thin air.
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Jennifer holds a master's degree in piano performance and is pursuing her degree in journalism at Carleton University. Previously, she lived for classical music in Toronto and Montreal.
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Jennifer holds a master's degree in piano performance and is pursuing her degree in journalism at Carleton University. Previously, she lived for classical music in Toronto and Montreal.
Latest posts by Jennifer Liu (see all)
- LISZTS | 10 Reasons To Miss A Performance - April 24, 2019
- INTERVIEW | Nico Muhly: Opera’s Renaissance Man - November 8, 2018
- INTERVIEW | How An Iranian Musician Has Created A Revolution In Persian Classical Music - October 7, 2018