Museum Geelvinck launches ‘Beethoven is Black’ On the occasion of the ICOM International Museum Day 2021 on 18th May, Museum Geelvinck launches its dedicated website ‘Beethoven is Black’. This project addresses classical music in its historical context from the perspective of…

Host Jennifer West discusses a range of topics with pianist Luke Welch including diversity in classical music, his recently released Piano Practice Guides, his latest performance, and more in Episode 11 of ‘Take Note’. Listen to the podcast available on…

Hosted by St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, the newly founded Douglas Haas Legacy Concert Series presents pianist Luke Welch on Wednesday, April 28, 2021. Beginning at 12:15 pm EST, this event will feature an interview with the…

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic, combined with the continued cancellation of in-person concerts, pianist Luke Welch will be presenting a series of live stream recitals from his home in Toronto.  Streamed on Facebook, the fifth performance of this series…

March 27, 2021 – Each week, as part of the cancellation of performances due to the pandemic, I will be releasing a new video to help provide some musical entertainment to those like me who are still stuck at home….

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic, combined with the continued cancellation of in-person concerts, pianist Luke Welch will be presenting a series of live stream recitals from his home in Toronto.  Streamed on Facebook, the fourth performance of this…

March 12, 2021 – Each week, as part of the cancellation of performances due to the pandemic, I will be releasing a new video to help provide some musical entertainment to those like me who are still stuck at home….

March 4, 2021 – Each week, as part of the cancellation of performances due to the pandemic, pianist Luke Welch will be releasing a new video on YouTube. This week’s video features the third movement from Robert Schumann’s Carnival Jest…

Each week, pianist Luke Welch will be releasing a new video on YouTube. This week’s video features the first movement from Ludwig van Beethoven’s iconic Sonata No. 14, famously nicknamed the “Moonlight” Sonata, Op. 27, No. 2. Be sure to…