How did Bach, Mozart, Chopin, and Debussy improvise? What did it sound like? Can we be inspired by their examples and learn to improvise today, in the twenty first century? Please join Noam Sivan for this Tonebase Live celebration of live piano improvisation and its meaning for us today.

Pianist and composer Noam Sivan is a leading pioneer in the revival of improvisation. He improvises fugues and four-movement sonatas in his piano recitals and conducts orchestral improvisations. Formerly, Director of Improvisation at the Curtis Institute and improvisation faculty at Juilliard, today Noam is a Professor of Piano Improvisation at HMDK Stuttgart, Germany, where he directs the world’s first-ever Master’s program in classical piano improvisation.
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