2005 Piano Street Awards: Most Insightful Award (vote here!!!)

[crazy for ivan moravec]

MOST INSIGHTFUL AWARD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[brewtality]

What, no "none of the above" option? I vote for Tibidi.

[tds]

JANICE..., really.

[tds]

or ted

[zheer]

Bernard by far.

[lucasdopandeiro]

I think Bernhard is so important because he really does something different in piano teaching and playing. He was the guy that showed me that I could learn in other ways. Even if I don't agree with all he says, I know that by reading that I will learn something.

Xvimbi was insightfull too because of his obsession with the body, and how he opened my eyes to that.

Ted is the revelation: someone that appeared here, in the middle of the classical pianists and students and said that he almost only improvised. Great! Great thoughts about improvisation, and really changed my approach to it.

Does Chang count too? And I also read some really nice and insightful posts from other members too, like Whynot and Lostidleinwonder.

It's difficult to choose!

Sorry for my english,
Lucas

[pianogeek_cz]

Bernhard. Because of his unrivaled analysis of learning and pedagogy, which showed me a way out of the lack-of-progress frustration. Because of the way he puts very complex things down in a completely comprehensible manner, so one can understand them and apply them - I do so, and with results I never imagined I could get. And the list is longer...

But if there were two options... I really wouldn't know whose box to tick...

[stevie]

hahahahhaha, vote for me

[rohansahai]

hahahahhaha, vote for me

randomly no.