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Joni Mitchell Reclaims Her Voice at Newport The singer-songwriter’s surprise return to the stage at the folk festival she first played in 1967 was an act of bravery, joy and reinterpretation.

Joni Mitchell “Both Sides Now” with Brandi Carlile Live at Newport Folk Festival, July 24, 2022 Joni Mitchell “Both Sides Now” with Brandi Carlile Live at Newport Folk Festival, July 24, 2022

I like the idea of combining playing music and getting some exercise😀

Piano on Wheels. 🎶🙏🎶😍🎶

That feeling after a clean and tidy practice 👌✨

This week's highlightable delights: An illustrated meditation on the deepest meaning of love, Nick Cave on creativity, the myth of originality, and how to find your voice, and a prayerful poem for our shared future: https://mailchi.mp/themarginalian/love-creativity-poetry

Inspiring!

96-year-old pianist, and last surviving pupil of Rachmaninov, signs landmark record deal Former child prodigy and the last-living pupil of Sergei Rachmaninov, pianist Ruth Slenczynska celebrates her astonishing nine-decade long career with a new album.

Piano lessons put to good use😀. She played beautifully and she is sitting with great posture too!

Musician accompanied by Duchess of Cambridge's piano in carol concert says she's a 'talented musician' | CBC News Scottish singer Tom Walker praised the piano skills of the Duchess of Cambridge after the pair recorded a Christmas tune that was shown during a carol concert.

I hope to get an honorable mention at the Oscars one day😀🤞

Meet 'Miss Shirley,' the New Orleans piano teacher Jon Batiste thanked in his Oscars speech During his Academy Awards acceptance speech, a joyous Jon Batiste gave a shout-out to “Miss Shirley,” without elaborating on who she was.

Happy Piano Day!! Celebrating the 88 keys we all love to play on the 88th day of the year (March 29th this year). Oh and it is also my husband's birthday today. Very fitting that he was born on such an important day

Piano Day 2021 - Welcome “Why does the world need a Piano Day? For many reasons. But mostly, because it doesn’t hurt to celebrate the piano and everything around it"