Piano Times 2!

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This is a program I have put together of some of the nicest 4-hand piano music written for both two pianos and one piano four hands.

For many years my wife and I played duets on the piano. We had two pianos so we could do some of the most beautiful piano music around.

Here’s an example from a Mozart piano sonata for 4 hands

Mozart Sonata K. 358 (First Movement)

I have prepared an hour long program of some of the more beautiful pieces we played. I added the second piano part by using a sophisticated software called LogicX Pro so I can be accompanied by the computer while I perform.

This video is of Saturday Night Waltz played on January 25, 2024 at Pine Run Retirement Center in Doyelstown.

Even if you don’t have a piano, it is possible to have this performance at your facility. I have obtained extremely realistic piano sounds to use which are difficult to tell from the real thing. (The examples here use these)

Here is a recent addition to the repertoire for this concert.

It’s called Braziliera by Milhaud.

I have the equipment which is portable enough to carry to your community. Therefore, even places without a piano can take advantage of this concert.

Equipment: Apple MacBook Pro and iPad, Focusrite digital/MIDI interface, monitor, keyboard controller, two speakers (not shown)

The concert is an hour long. I am willing to work with most budgets. If you would like to book the program, please contact me at michael@virtualpianist.com or call 610-216-4131.

Der Rosencavalier

The Program pieces are chosen from the following list.

  • Der Rosencavalier by Strauss
  • Dolly Suite by Fauré
  • Braziliera by Darius Milhaud
  • Variations on a Shaker Tune by Copland
  • Saturday Night Waltz by Copland
  • Milonga Del Angel by Piazzola
  • Libertango by Piazzola
  • Gladiolus Rag by Jopline
  • Pineapple Rag by Joplin
  • Hoe Down by Aaron Copland
Le Pas Espanol

About the Pianist

Michael has been performing all his life starting with a debut at Carnegie Recital Hall when he was 14. For over 20 years, Michael has been the principal pianist for the Allentown Symphony and has played as a soloist and with various chamber groups throughout the country.

More recordings of Michael’s recordings can be heard HERE.

I would like to book this concert.