Yamaha SX Piano Concert Series: Stanford Cheung performs Takashi Yoshimatsu

Join us as Yamaha Artist Stanford Cheung performs Takashi Yoshimatsu: Piano Folio ... to a Disappeared Pleiad
Stanford Cheung
Stanford Cheung is a Canadian neo-speculative artist working across a variety of creative hubs as a classical concert pianist, sonic artist, improviser, recording artist, and multi-disciplinary poet. Described by the Toronto Weekly as “an artist of poetry and whole-hearted intellect,” Stanford has gained a reputation for being a world citizen of music. From piano concerto performances with orchestras, and free-form poetry recitals, to free-form electronic improvisation for art installations, Stanford Cheung maintains an active performing career as a recitalist and soloist across North America, the UK, Canada, Asia, and Europe. Presently, Stanford is pursuing his Doctor of Music Degree at McGill University. He works as an instructor in interdisciplinary studies and dedicates his research to studying the Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto.
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[@danielpederson1084]

Amazing instrument and player!

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Beautiful, a light touch. I would call this piece, "Waterfall."