by Noah Markson | Jul 3, 2012 | Pianists
“It was the 1970’s, I was seven and my sister was five and we had to flee from Chile; we lived in Santiago. My granny used to play the Tango on the piano when my Dad was very young, Tango was very modern then and that’s what everyone was doing. She... by Noah Markson | Jun 25, 2012 | People, Pianists
“I originally come from the Scottish Borders. I remember my aunt encouraged me to start when I was nine or ten. I wasn’t the slightest bit interested. I was always out doing active, sporty things, and then five minutes before the lesson I’d do a little bit of... by Noah Markson | Jun 13, 2012 | Markson Pianos
“I start with an image in my mind and then I make some words and a melody, the image is like a little seed which then grows. I’ve always been very driven by words so I will create the song around the words. They are my words that come to me from an image. For... by Noah Markson | May 27, 2012 | People
“I learnt piano as a child, did some of the grades at school and then I had a very long period of not developing my piano playing at all. I am a Consultant Anaesthetist with special interest in Intensive Care Medicine; the way we work is a week at a time on... by Noah Markson | May 16, 2012 | Pianists
“We started off in the States, moved around quite a lot from New York and Mexico and Florida ending up in England via Scotland. I remember as one of seven children playing a game in the living room in Glasgow where we had a grand piano and the game was based on the...