Diane Walsh, pianist: Links

Schubert on YouTube: My video of Schubert's Sonata in A minor, Op. 42 (first movement), directed by Tom Wentworth, sound recording by Judith Sherman. My complete performance of this sonata is available on CD, from CD Baby and Amazon, and downloadable at iTunes.
Debussy on YouTube: My video of Debussy's Reflets dans l'eau, directed by Tom Wentworth, sound recording by Judith Sherman.
Parker Artists: My page at Parker Artists management's website
La Fenice: La Fenice (Catherine Cho, violin, Maria Lambros, viola, Marcy Rosen, cello, Peggy Pearson oboe, Diane Walsh, piano), formed in 2001, offers works for piano quartet, oboe and string trio, and for smaller groupings, and often commissions new works for these combinations as well.
The Walsh-Drucker-Cooper Trio: Piano trio with Diane Walsh, piano, Eugene Drucker, violin and Roberta Cooper, cello, which debuted at the Skaneateles Festival in August, 2001.
Dick Pollak's blog: In January my husband wrote about our exploring and adjusting to Los Angeles, after living in New York for 35 years. Since we left for Southeast Asia and then Europe in April he has been posting about our further travels, impressions and experiences.
The Envelope: Ministry of Gossip: Jane Fonda's on stage, but Colin Farrell and Cher serve as opening act.
Jane Fonda's blog: Jane Fonda writes about her experiences with "33 Variations" in the play's Los Angeles production.
Critical Thinking by Andrew Patner: Andrew Patner's interview with me on WFMT Chicago.
Young Concert Artists: The organization which gave me my start, with a New York debut recital and professional management for five years. In 2011 YCA will celebrate its 50th year of supporting young talent.
Manny's Journal: Manny Panta's review of my recital at Mannes College on November 19, 2010.
Instant Encore: Portal for live music downloads and more.
New York Times: An article by James Barron about the Steinway piano I used in "33 Variations" on Broadway.
Jane Fonda and the 33 Variations cast perform in Easter Bonnet skit: Jane Fonda and the cast of 33 Variations perform the skit "Voluntary Rehearsal" in the Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Easter Bonnet Competition on April 28th, 2009 at the Minskoff Theater. The Broadway cast of 33 Variations won both Best Bonnet (designed by David Masenheimer) and Best Presentation (skit written by Michael Winther and Don Amendolia.) Adding to its triumph was the fact that the drama collected $183,546 for Broadway Cares during six weeks of curtain-call appeals--the most of any current Broadway play or musical, and the all-time record for a non-musical.