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Day: June 18, 2020

Album Releases, Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on18 June 2020

Ania Reynolds: ‘I always look for the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary’

“I love the power of the piano to convey emotion and narrative using all those elements, so when I perform solo piano my energy is much more inwardly focused on narrating and telling the story of the music.”

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