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- Hunter Noack and His Piano Have Reached the Mountaintop
The classical pianist Hunter Noack has embarked on an unusual journey, to take his music to natural landscapes well beyond the concert halls
- This Classical Pianist Has Reached the Mountaintop. No, Really.
For the last decade, the classical pianist Hunter Noack has been embarking on an unusual journey: He hauls a thousand-pound 1912 Steinway concert grand piano to places in the outdoors not known for hosting concerts Picture a man seated at a piano beside a lake It could also be on a mountaintop, in a forest or meadow
- Hunter Noack Travels the World with his Grand Piano | SUCCESS
Hunter Noack travels for work One week he might commute between Oregon or Washington, and the following month, flit between Montana, Utah and California You can track his whereabouts on his
- About Hunter — Hunter Noack
Presenting over 50+ concerts annually in America’s most inspiring settings, Hunter travels with a 9-foot Steinway to mountaintops, deserts, and old-growth forests The audience listens through wireless headphones, allowing them to wander with the music as a soundtrack to their outdoor experience
- In a Landscape Takes Classical Music Into the Wild
With improved wireless tech and the piano rebuilt by Oakland’s John Callahan, Noack says the sound this year is now much refined He now has a staff of four in Portland and a six-member summer road crew, and also draws on local volunteer support
- For the last decade, the classical. . . - The New York Times | Facebook
For the last decade, the classical pianist Hunter Noack has been embarking on an unusual journey: He hauls a thousand-pound 1912 Steinway concert grand piano to places in the outdoors not known for hosting concerts “I get excited at the idea of bringing a piano where no piano has gone before ” NYTIMES COM Hunter Noack and His Piano Have
- A piano concert at the top of Mount Bachelor - YouTube
Hunter Noack brings his concert series to some of Oregon's most beautiful and isolated locations, encouraging others to come experience the synthesis more
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