@MariaPianistJun 248 minWill it take Arts to be Silenced before they are Appreciated? Is their Resilience their Downfall?Each of us feel we have a duty to reveal our individual experiences and hardships whilst recognising that so many others in different sec...
@MariaPianistJun 241 minPiano Diaries - Aside from the Monumental2020 should have been a monumental year. Concert Diaries where full of grand Beethoven-celebrations. He really was the first monumental ...
@MariaPianistJun 241 minPiano Diaries - So many voicesMass protests continue. But it feels like the agendas are getting diluted, usurped and hijacked. The graffiti is increasingly more conf...
@MariaPianistJun 241 minPiano Diaries - Why?June started with so much grief and anguish, with the exposing of so many fractures in society. Lockdown is disintegrating with mass pro...
@MariaPianistJun 241 minPiano Diaries - Pushing ForwardsWhen things around you become fixated, repetitive it is easy to lose sight of how to push forwards. To be transfixed by a moment, rather...
@MariaPianistJun 241 minPiano Diaries - MoraleStrange times indeed. #Lockdown has relied on people explaining and preaching that it is a moral duty to abide by the rule of not leavin...
@MariaPianistJun 241 minPiano Diaries - DeclutteringIt was a surreal feeling to be reminded it’s a Bank Holiday. In many ways #Lockdown has felt like one long Bank Holiday. Even the weathe...
@MariaPianistMay 181 minPiano Diaries - Movement#Lockdown has really highlighted how easy it is to take #movement for granted! With the easing of restrictions taking small steps, the st...
@MariaPianistMay 111 minPiano Diaries - Staying AlertToday we wake up with a new slogan to guide our lives through this next #phase of #COVID19#Lockdown in the UK - #stayalert It’s hard not ...
@MariaPianistMay 81 minIntroducing... Piano DiariesAs #Lockdown stubbornly persists I would like to continue to think I can continue to bring a few moments of musical inspiration to you, a...
@MariaPianistApr 251 minLockdown Pianist Alphabet - ZWe have come to Z. The last letter in this project reflects the endeavours of Alexander Siloti. He pushed #piano #technique to new leve...
@MariaPianistApr 241 minLockdown Pianist Alphabet - YWhen things get tough one of our strongest reactions is that to cling onto something of the past. Yearning for something that used to br...
@MariaPianistApr 241 minLockdown Pianist Alphabet - XSometimes the signs are all around us. Distractions, convenience of ‘ready-processed’ information, laziness, denial, closed-minds and se...
@MariaPianistApr 221 minLockdown Pianist Alphabet - WHas anyone else noticed the wonderful new #lockdown phenomenon where people walk out of the front door timidly, then gathering more and m...
@MariaPianistApr 221 minLockdown Pianist Alphabet - VIn the recent weeks we’ve heard far too much #rhetoric for comfort about #war, #restriction of liberties, #sacrifice and the instigation ...
@MariaPianistApr 201 minLockdown Pianist Alphabet - UTo say that 2020 has thrown an #unexpected spanner in the works is probably one of the biggest #understatements I can make. Oh well, in ...
@MariaPianistApr 191 minLockdown Pianist Alphabet - TToday is Russian Orthodox Easter, so it’s a lively and joyful toe-tapping musical offering for the Lockdown PIano Alphabet. It’s a set o...
@MariaPianistApr 191 minLockdown Pianist Alphabet - S#Simplicity requires by far the greater mastery, command of your craft, and empathy, or perhaps compassion, of your environment. The mos...
@MariaPianistApr 171 minLockdown Pianist Alphabet - RThe murmurs about when and how #Lockdown will end are gathering momentum just as it has been extended for another three weeks. People are...
@MariaPianistApr 161 minLockdown Pianist Alphabet - QI never thought I’d think, let alone say this, but - as the Government has officially extended #Lockdown by 3 more weeks - when will we f...