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Paul Rothenstein Ballston Spa, New York
I studied classical piano for many years but never quite felt at home with it.
In contrast, free
improvisation has been a liberating experience.
These albums, some played on keyboard instruments, some on non-keyboard "desktop" synthesizers , vary considerably in style and idiom.
May you find among them some strange or lovely music to enjoy.
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