Back for their tenth vist to The Bassment, David Fong, Don Griffith, Kim Salkeld, and Paul Suchan are ready to tinkle and tickle the 88s. While each of these accomplished musicians has a distinct piano style, they have no problem accompanying each other. You will hear piano solos, duets, quartets, and everything from sensitive ...
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Back for their ninth vist to The Bassment, David Fong, Don Griffith, Kim Salkeld, and Paul Suchan are ready to tinkle and tickle the 88s. While each of these accomplished musicians has a distinct piano style, they have no problem accompanying each other. You will hear piano solos, duets, quartets, and everything from sensitive ...
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Back for a seventh Bassment visit, the PianoMen are ready to tinkle and tickle the 88s. While each of these accomplished musicians has a distinct piano style, they have no problem accompanying each other. You will hear piano duets, quartets, and everything from sensitive ballads to blistering boogie-woogies. And it’s all ...
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Our 8th Annual Saskatoon Food Bank PianoThon features our two superb grand pianos and 22 of Saskatoon's finest piano players:
4:30
Terri-Lynn Mitchell
4:40
Ken Pizurny
4:50
Ray Stephanson
5:05
JAM
5:15
Sheldon Corbett
5:30
Gabriele Valenti
5:40
Neil Currie
5:55
JAM
6:05
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Back for a sixth Bassment visit, The PianoMen are David Fong, Don Griffith, Ray Stephanson, and Paul Suchan. While each of these accomplished musicians has his own distinct piano style, they have no problem accompanying each other. You will hear piano duets, quartets, and everything from sensitive ballads to blistering boogie...
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After a spell-binding two-piano show at the beginning of last season, pianomen Kenny “Blues Boss” Wayne and David Vest agreed to return this season for a Bassment Benefit. Born in Spokane, Washington, raised in New Orleans, and now based in Kelowna, Kenny was the winner of the 2006 JUNO Award for blues album of the year and ...
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Back for a third straight season, The PianoMen features David Fong, Don Griffith, Kim Salkeld, and Ray Stephanson playing everything from sensitive ballads to blistering boogie-woogies. It’s all about numbers: two grand pianos, four pianists, eight hands, forty fingers, hundreds of licks, and thousands of notes! Sponsored by ...
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