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About 2 years ago, I started playing pretty regularly at St Nicks Pub in Harlem–a historical jazz landmark.
From the outside looking in.
I’ve been busy with other musical endeavors and haven’t been playing there much these days. But over Memorial Day weekend I did show and decided to take some photos for the scrapbook. …read the rest of this entry »
Nice. A place to download pdfs of classical tunes. I’ve been using Sheet Music Archive for awhile so I decided to support them and join. Even if you don’t you can download and print high quality scans of some great music.
From the Royal Library, Berlin. Probably written in 1722-23
I was in Virginia for Easter weekend and took some photos. A couple are very eastery, a couple others, not so much.
Jelly beans posing as eggs
On Wednesday March 14th I’m playing a solo piano showcase, singing 9 new songs. The Cutting Room is an amazing venue for this kind of show since they have a really nice, and in tune, 7 foot Yahama grand piano. If you’re in town–please come to this show–I’m gonna play my ass off.
March 14 at the Cutting Room
7:30pm
Tickets $10 at the door
19 West 24th Street (between Broadway and 6th Avenue), New York, NY 10010
You think it’s cold where you are? Here’s some photos from my snowboarding trip to Vail, Colorado from January 12-17. The average temparature was 0. The cold couldn’t stop me from hitting the slopes—the snow was amazing, 3 foot base on the mountains, great powder, and endless terrain.
Snowy tree-tops.
The highlight was the last day on the back bowls, which are these giant, open slopes on the back side of the mountain where you can go almost anywhere. …read the rest of this entry »
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