“The way that people build careers is mysterious and unique to each person.” - Jeremy Denk

[@1trschaefer78]

I love his take on competitions. That the winner is often the musician "who offends the least number of people on the jury"

[@eckosters]

I love this man, his insight, in all things musical, his truthfulness. I know this is 6 years old, but I can't help commenting

[@1waoh]

That New Yorker article György Sebök is a beautiful piece! What a tribute

[@thewarriorearle]

The appassionata example was divine.

[@NOSEhow2LIV]

Yet another stimulating and entertaining interview with a pianist i've been lucky to hear in concerto, chamber and solo appearances. The questions flow freely, the replies are considered, yet spontaneous and humorous. I particularly like the remarks on musical humor and agree totally; Beethoven, especially is a genius at disguised comedy - sometimes not even too disguised! One of today's finest artists. Thank you, as ever.

[@LivingtheClassicalLife]

Glad you enjoyed it, NOSEhow2LIV! Thanks for watching!

[@PaulHuppert]

I enjoyed this interview, thanks for your efforts!

[@LivingtheClassicalLife]

Thanks for watching, Paul Huppert!

[@eclectichandsproductions]

He’s an incredible musician and really smart! Not to mention a nice apartment, he has the ideal kitchen to cook in when he’s not practicing or writing

[@LivingtheClassicalLife]

It's a beautiful kitchen, not his though! Provided by our wonderful hosts for that shoot. Thanks for watching, Ray Anthony Trujillo!

[@garssympa500]

I just loved this interview... very honest, human.

[@goognamgoognw6637]

About his remark on Cortot and Panzera about the first song first entrance of Panzera being not together with Cortot , Jeremy meant it sounds so much better that way than if they were together. I agree.

[@peterpike8887]

Soul and music go hand in hand at any age.

[@garssympa500]

Can anyone help me with the name of that Verdi aria which Jeremy Denk plays on the piano (29:50). I should know this.. it's driving me crazy.

[@garssympa500]

Parigi, o cara! From La Traviata. Of course!

[@enriqueali]

Classical musicians are SO different from jazz musicians!!

[@Karlinberlin1]

He talked about fast note learners. Maybe that`s what`s wrong about the big competitions. To survive it you have to have a lot of repertoire ready at the moment. The Chopin - 4.5 hours of material performed flawlessly within three weeks time. How does an artist who`s nature is to dig deep get started?

[@williamledbetter2223]

Zen meditation and Flow theory are two excellent practices to stay in the present tense with your music.

[@Cubanbearnyc]

Very interesting ideas....

[@PaulIbberson]

Nice digs!

[@omarino99]

very interesting person :)

[@Kumbaya6991]

Does he compose?

[@sanjosemike3137]

I'm really GLAD he can earn a living in classical music. I HOPE he no longer plays concertos and works that will kill his hands. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)

[@alexinphx1411]

20:04 I thought he was just going to play for the next 10 minutes

[@richterkleiber]

I was hoping he was going to, too!

[@plumb.474]

I wish to marry his mind...