Paul Seiz, Steve Savage, and Jarret Izzo host this regular podcast about roaming the earth as professional piano players and the various wild-life they encounter. They regularly play piano clubs around the the US and around the world, and it’s at these clubs they meet some of the most exotic entertainers the world has to offer.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Categories | Performing ArtsArts |
Frankie Turner is a much loved dueling pianist from Michigan recently living in NYC where he is loved by other players for his quick wit and superb ability at forging connections with audience members. Tune in! **Special Announcement** Mark Weiser ... more
Davina Yannetty hails from East Boston, not far from where she began working as a dueling pianist at Howl at the Moon in Boston when it opened in 2010. Davina is a wonderful singer and boasts a deep repertoire of classic rock and 90s hits. In recen... more
iPads, Song Ownership, Drummers, X Stands vs. Shells, Rap, and Lyric Improv, CP33s vs. Privias... Steve Savage and Matt Tobin delve into all your favorite hot topics in the world of dueling pianos. Enjoy!
Nate Hopkins and Steve Savage are two skinny pasty dudes who live in Astoria. They also both have exquisite gingery beards. For serious, it was great to have Nate on the podcast to discuss his career in dueling pianos, his position at Howl at the M... more
Steve Savage and Matt Tobin sit down for a conversation on the first episode of the podcast after a nearly 3 year hiatus. Steve and Matt are both dueling piano players that live and work in New York City. Enjoy!
Cheerio! Today's episode features an Englishman living in New York, James Barr! Steve and James sit down for a chat about solo piano lounges on cruise ships and the process of transitioning into dueling pianos. James also talks about a particular ... more
The Barbarians are back with a brand new episode featuring a conversation between Steve Savage and Drew De Four... Drew has the distinction of being possibly the youngest player to be doing the gig for 10+ years. Anyone fortunate enough to share th... more
Today's guest is the well-traveled Orin Sands. Steve and Orin sat down for a chat before their Saturday evening gig in Lincoln, NE, and got to talking about Orin's history with dueling pianos as well as his tenure in Holland at Crazy Pianos. Wonder... more
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Great job Steve, Paul and Jarret!! more
I have enjoyed every interview so far and I always feel entertained and enlightened by the end. more
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It's really great to see the podcast medium used for this: engaging discussions on what it's like for working musicians in this country. Everyone truly deserving of success spent years upon years working hard to achieve it, and it's nice to hear stories about men and women keeping dedicated to the arts and forging unique careers. Hooray for Piano Barbarians!
Hi guys only started listening to the shows now, and loving it. Another 15 episodes to finally catch up. Keep it going this way.
Great show guys! Every time I bring a new player in, I feel like I know them. Great job!
A behind the scenes look at a very unique profession. Keep it up guys!
Apple Podcasts | #40 | Netherlands/Arts/Performing Arts |
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