Why does the world need a Piano Day? “There are many reasons,” says Nils Frahm, “but above all, it can’t hurt to celebrate the piano and everything related to it: Artists, composers as well as piano makers, tuners and transporters – and most importantly: the listeners.
The international event is about providing a platform for projects that fundamentally revolve around the piano. These projects are for everyone who loves the piano – young or old, amateur or professional, from any musical genre.
The campaign thrives on participation and involvement. If you would like to organize an event yourself, please send an email to info@pianoday.org.
You can find the events listed on the website www.pianoday.org. Once again this year, there are many piano concerts and other activities taking place around the world: Berlin, London, Paris, Stockholm, Melbourne, Kyoto, and many more.
Leading up to the official event on March 28th, there are already many concerts happening as part of the collective event, including a matinee with Thilo Schölpen, Tom Blankenberg, and Voide (March 24, Düsseldorf) or Ólafur Arnalds (March 26, London).
If you want to get a first impression of the events, click here for playlists of concerts and related artists:
Nils Frahm’s Playlist on Spotify
Official Playlist on Spotify
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To celebrate this day, Piano Day Official and LEITER Verlag have released a compilation with 32 exclusive piano tracks. It features Lisa Morgenstern, Poppy Ackroyd, Ólafur Arnalds, Chilly Gonzales, Nils Frahm, and many more.
If you just want to listen to piano music, every year there’s a playlist for Piano Day that gives a good overview of current neoclassical piano music. The playlists are linked on the Piano Day website and can also be found on Nils Frahm’s Soundcloud page. Here is the current playlist for Piano Day.
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