You don’t become one of the most successful pianists of our time without a lot of practice. In an interview with Q's Tom ...

Friday (March 29), the 88th day of the year, is World Piano Day, in honor of the venerable instrument's 88 keys. To celebrate, world-renowned pianist Lang Lang is releasing his new album, 'Piano… By ...

For all his effusive energy at the piano, smiling widely and banging the keys with dramatic flair, Lang Lang is rather remote. Well, literally, he is – as he replies to questions via email. But ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Returning after a career-threatening injury, the world’s most famous classical pianist is rethinking his approach to music. By Michael Cooper It was ...

Lang Lang, the Chinese piano prodigy who won the prestigious International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians in Japan when he was only 13 years old, has become a teacher. That is for the ...

On a recent night in Hong Kong, Lang Lang captivated the sold-out house as he always does. All eyes were on center stage. He's more than a mere virtuoso with elastic hands and dazzling dexterity. And ...

The new album has 32 tracks that include classical masterpieces by Johann Sebastian Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Erik Satie ...

Lang Lang's new album is a thoughtfully selected collection of pieces that inspired him to play the piano as a young boy. Speaking about the album, he said: “With Piano Book I’m going back to my first ...

It's clear that Lang Lang can do anything and everything he wants with a piano. To listen to his solo recital in Davies Symphony Hall on Tuesday night was to feel awe at the extent of his abilities - ...

A piano superstar equally at home playing in front of billions at the Beijing Olympics, or a few hundred children at a local school. Tamara managed to steal some time with Lang Lang in between ...

The Keys of Inspiration program partners with Title I schools to bring state of the art piano labs to underserved communities ...

CMSD fifth-graders Corbin Norris (right) and Jah'Reion Jones tickle the ivories every week in Ms. Ledford's music class at Mary M. Bethune School. It's one of three buildings in the district with a ...