Tremendous respect for the CEO for sitting down for a youtube interview and playing the piano as part of the video!

@tg9479

4 жыл бұрын

@@pete3816 Well probably giving Tiff some discount on piano or other compensation im sure

@WarrenPostma

4 жыл бұрын

He seems to me like an authentic and cool dude.

@GIFT19JOY23

4 жыл бұрын

Musicians are Half Cold & Half hot

@Sunabe77

3 жыл бұрын

this is THE chance for a classic company reach a new generation via influencer marketing. He'd be stupid not to take the chance

@lungha9827

3 жыл бұрын

Very cool blog…respects for the CEO…The man can play😁

I remember walking into a Steinway store in Tokyo, they let me play and listen to the sound as much as I liked. I honestly told them I am not a paying customer now, but would love to get one when I am older, and the staff told me, the store is exactly the place for people like me. He said, it is enough for me to hear and fall in love with the sound and the craft that goes into it. They were extremely nice even though I am not a professional pianist but merely a enthusiast. Really appreciate their hospitality and made me like the brand even more.

"Follow a passion, follow a dream, and dont get discourage" - Steinway CEO, Ron Losby. thank you for the wise words 👍

I always thought of Steinway as a distant company only wealthy people could experience. After watching this video, I really view them as human and genuine. I really see the connection Steinway has with their community now.👍

@solbriller1

4 жыл бұрын

What you thought was right. Human yes, genuine no. Just their remarks about digital pianoes, which are a huge threat to acoustic manufacturing but not to music!!, unfortunately reveal that. I dont know so many not wealthy people being able to afford an acoustic grand:) Yeah if you are concert pianist or are either supported by a manufacturer or over many years take a loan, then maybe. But the many people who are jsut under the level of concert pianists, like the CEO himself, they could have benefitted with lower prices. I know the philosophy. We at Steinway need being able to communicate with wealthy people or famous concert pianists, why we need to show off in an equivalent standard. Well:)

@PeterWalkerHP16c

4 жыл бұрын

@@solbriller1 Rubbish. Handcrafted instruments made from the best materials and methods cost a bomb to produce. If you want cheap then get robot / cnc made synthetic stuff. All the hands on craftsmen from the timber getter to the final regulator deserve a descent living wage commensurate with the skillset and contribute significantly to the cost of a Steinway. BTW Steinway have endorsed Pianoteq modeled software pianos. Go and buy an Steinway Essex or Boston

@goognamgoognw6637

4 жыл бұрын

@@PeterWalkerHP16c Neither of the last two commentators are wrong, Steinway is not responsible for the consequences of mass production that have devitalized and caused the extinction of efficient and masterful woodworking. Steinway uses plenty of automated machinery in their workshops but they stop at every step to verify every piece by hand which is an very inefficient process to build a high quality piano. 1 year to build a high quality piano, it's way too long. Back when Pleyel had his factory in Paris in 1820 his workers were virtuosi of woodworking. They built masterful instruments in only a few months. The difference is they understood woodworking and how woodworking relates to the building of an instrument. Today i don't think they do, they just think that "perfection" is getting parts cut to 0.00000 accuracy and completely lost touch with music making. They follow an old proven blueprint recipe of making a steinway very rigidly but certainly do not understand the possibilities and ecosystem of woodworking. But that is due to the dissapearance of high quality furniture and carpenters too. A good analogy would be a meticulous scientist who does not know the culinary art of cooking but was given a successful recipe and is following it with scientific accuracy (very ineficiently too as a result) and sure enough the result is a milionth steinway piano that sounds like a Steinway. And cost a fortune because it's build with rocket ship approach instead of by a group of highly prolific and talented woodworkers.

@nmaurok

4 жыл бұрын

Creating brand awareness of this kind was probably the reason why Steinway CEO agreed to do this video - still doesn't change the fact that only wealthy people can own a Steinway piano

@392023001

4 жыл бұрын

@@nmaurok you don't need to be wealthy to own a steinway grand. Anyone with a decent financial stability (an engineer etc) who has a passion for piano and classical music can invest in one.

We've known Tiffany for a while that she has given classical music a breath of fresh air. With this video she also gives philosophy a breath of fresh air. To link tooth brush, piano, and classical music in the same sentence and let people smile about it while brushing their teeth is quite an achievement. Steinway has stumbled upon a gem of rare quality.

@TiffanyPoonpianist

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you understood my point with the toothbrush... Thank you 😅

@pauzen5365

4 жыл бұрын

@@TiffanyPoonpianist Hi Tiffany: I'm so glad you answer this post. Your brand of philosophy is fun and practical. Whether it is giving your fans musical tips or bringing them along while "vlogging" , you give them your philosophical insight. For example, the "duckee philosophy" for reducing stress; the "squirrel philosophy" for keeping a cheerful attitude; the "little stuff animal philosophy" for keeping inner calm and forgetting about isolation; the "personalizing practice piano philosophy" for bringing out the inner affection and emotion while doing sometime dreadful practice. These are just a few examples. You have no idea how far reaching your influence is. God bless.

Congrats, you are a great interviewer: you did your homework, your research, and created a great conversational moment with all questions from the fans in your mind! Simple, authentic and representative!

Coolest CEO award goes to Mr. Losby.

Sounds like the CEO is in love with the product, and has maintained that spark of fascination.

coolest ceo I've ever seen interviewed

@C-Mantradevi-Kircher

4 жыл бұрын

So true!!

Last Sunday, I heard a pianist in concert explore the dynamic range of a beautiful Steinway D. I enjoyed her play very much, Tiffany, in Tilburg, Netherlands, Europe.

@bartpastoor1028

4 жыл бұрын

Was there too 😇 😇 Wonderful experience to witness such a gifted and passionate pianist.

@lukasdon0007

4 жыл бұрын

What happened with the Schumann though? Did she forget to play it, or did we?

@bartpastoor1028

4 жыл бұрын

Lukas don Was that not the piece she played after she came back just before the break ?

@petrobepmarktplaats6329

4 жыл бұрын

Wat? Was Tiffany in Tilburg?!! Verdorie had ik dat geweten...😂

Interesting video. I always thought this was an interesting quote: “I find it so amazing when people tell me that electronic music has no soul. You can’t blame the computer. If there’s no soul in the music, it’s because nobody put it there.” - Björk

@solbriller1

4 жыл бұрын

Johannes Ostenfeld-Rosenthal Sorry, i already wrote that one time here, but vey relevant to your comment:) I might be very critical, but then thats it. We can not all be only positive. My attention was at the beginning of the vlog where you use philosophy to argue for your mix of classical piano and vlogs. The missing human connection as you refer to. It has always been like that and the great artists has always communicated the interesting, namely their amazing interpretations and skills. So when you speak about the music being more interesting (the way i understand it) by a larger human interaction, that would be truth if it went both ways. It does not. What you eat or think or how you look or do - does NOT make the music better. The effect is a commercial for your self, nothing else, because you have an obvious talent about documenting or making documentaries. So - people like you and by that your playing. That does not make you and your interpretations better. I also see your arguing as indirectly supporting the idea about: pay, then you get more of me. The superficial social media trend i am afraid. So - the tooth brush is interesting when its in my mouth, not when something i watch in a vlog:) The CEO and Steinway - well yes. Not actually interesting as they are not the best today, where prices differ far too much from the best digital instruments that today directly can compete with the most expensive concert grands to a maybe 1/20 of the price. And now we are at it: digital pianos. Qutes here from Tiffany and understandandable from the CEO at Steinway. They have no soul, they sound wrong and you have no connection with them. Nonsense. In 95 % of comparing they sound far better, some Steinways sound directly awfull and then acoustics are mostly out of tune . I sat at a Steinway Dealer in Denmark, that also sell digital pianos 4 years ago. There was a Roland LX 15, now 3 years later both the LX 17 and now today an even better model. With 8 special designed loudspekers for best possible result. They are not trying to make the acoustic sound. They take the best there and makes it better. It sounded far better than any of the present acoustics including Steinways, Kawais and others and was far more easy to control. Both the repeats and the dynamics. With rich overtones and the acoustic elements present that you can even regulate your self making your own sound. So saying that loudspeakers and sound moduling systems today are without soul and no contact, makes it directly embarrassing for the people present talking. Your motives are too obvious. You Tiffany are supported by Steinway and Steinway and the acoustic piano producers are kind of desperate - it does not sound right or honest at all. Dont you think that advanced producers with todays technology can make soul or sound?? :) I am sorry to say so. I challenge eventual readers here that are not tied up on money. Try for your self. Go and make a comparison. You will be happy to see that i am right at the same time you get always tuned instruments with your own sound, which you can make with the high ends like the Roland Then there is Bösendorfer, Fazioli, Yamaha, Kawai and some other amazing acoustics too which are more or less in the same quality as Steinway (The brands all are too expensive) And here i talk about the provision to the factory and the dealers. Around 50%. Thats not fair to the musicians who would have the possibilty to be a real artist on a quality instrument. So lets kindly forget the CEO's touching words. We are here for and because of the artists. I seriously doubt that. Personally that does not matter to me, but i have thought it many times. Hard words here, but i think needed. You are a talented pianist in the high end Tiffany. Which is the most important. You or the music i might ask? I respect the piano maker tradition and the music it has made possible. I love it!! But today they have been competed out. And will be even more in the future. No soul, no contact, sounding wrong:)) Sorry i laugh here. Btw i am NOT a Roland agent or sell digital pianoes. I just love music, for everybody also performing artists. A few high end igital pianoes could replace every Steinway in any concert hall with even better result.The conductor and pianist could get just the sound, responsiveness - and soul they wanted! Not an instrument that the artist probably not like or that is out of tune after the break. Horowitz who could afford it, broght his own grand to concerts by the same reason. The future digitals will probably be even better - about the design only the fantasy set the limits:)

@goognamgoognw6637

4 жыл бұрын

Your comment is out of context. Electronic music has plenty of soul. The problem is digital pianos, trying to mimmic acoustic ones and failing miserably ( Roland RD2000, or Yamaha CP5 or Kawaii GrandPiano). The reasons are easy to explain. But be afraid Steinway, because if you look at what happened with film photography it was made obsolete in only about 20 years by digital photography. The same threat exist on the acoustic piano.

@crazyworldwelivein349

4 жыл бұрын

@@solbriller1 I respect your argument and agree with many of your points. However, I would just like to point out that, owning an electronic piano and a real piano myself, the touch and feel of the two are vastly different, and there are indeed techniques that cannot be accurately replicated on an electronic piano. In addition, the electronic piano sounds extremely cold and "souless" when playing slower, quieter, more emotional pieces. By this, I mean that digital pianos do not accurately reflect the softness of notes that a real piano can show. Indeed, pressing down gently on a digital piano yields a quieter sound, but it is in the same pitch as the note would be if played with much strength. On a piano, you can create unique sounds by playing with different forces and techniques, on an electronic piano, you can only create the same sound at different volumes.

@crazyworldwelivein349

4 жыл бұрын

@@solbriller1 Of course, I believe that electronic pianos have true potential and may replace traditional pianos, but I also believe that day is not close yet.

@Pytte

4 жыл бұрын

@@crazyworldwelivein349 it's all dependent on the recording of the digital sound, if you have 5 samples per note, you will not get the same dynamic range as a real piano of course, but there are digital piano libraries with millions of samples for 1 single piano, at that point it starts to become difficult to hear the difference. In regards to the feel, that too can be mimicked down to the minute detail, and even changed to your liking on some digital pianos.. But those things cost money, so if you want all of this in a digital piano today, you might as well buy a real piano.. But give it time...

To be at such a young age and play with the CEO of Steinway on a fantastic piano is only a dream, a myth, a legend, a fairy tale for many, but it is a reality for Ms. Tiffany Poon. I'll be watching her career grow! Jia you!!

I loved this interview. The way the CEO portraits music and instruments is beautiful. He also said something very important. You can't compare passion with money.♥

What a great interview and what a nice guy who clearly has a genuine passion for his instruments. 👍

I think Ron Losby said it best with the word “authentic “ Not only is classical music authentic but so is Steinway. In an age where everything is mass produced Steinway still takes one year to create their instruments . Bravo!

This interview was a real treat!. Great to know that the CEO, Ron Losby is now only a great CEO of the famed Steinway Company, but an awesome pianist as well. Hats off to you, Sir. Tiffany, you both are exquisite. Thank you plus millions kudos!!!

@stevenvanstadenvanstaden4317

Жыл бұрын

I had personal experience with Ron Losby and he is genuinely the kind and caring person he appears to be in this video.

Also, Props to Ron for putting himself out there playing side by side with you in front of hundreds of thousands of potential critics! Of course he’s very talented & went to Juliard etc but this is not his day job and I think he did pretty well. 👏👏👏

Nice to see a CEO who still has poetry in his heart.

“...and it really does becomes your friend. Or if you don’t practice its your enemy.” Amen, Ron. Amen

You two should have a piano duet! Such great chemistry playing together!

What a wonderful man the CEO is. Down to earth yet very passionate for the Steinway brand.

With your Vlogs Tiffany you help communicate your classical music and you are a concert pianist and a beautiful woman

Its nice to see both of you play. So heartwarming! Made my morning.

I was expecting applause at the end and forgot where I and the video was so I was surprise when I didn't hear it. I really appreciate that he walks the floor and loves pianos as people. Makes me happy with the captain at the helm of Steinway.

Dear Tiffany, you may or may not be the finest piano player in the world (I think you are), but you are certainly the cutest. Thank you for your constant inspiration and encouragement :)

My congratulation for the interview with Ron Losby. It means a lot to know the people behind Steinway. And he is such a nice man. It means a lot to know people behind, the artist, the composer, the pianist, the maker of something genuine. I hope for a value change so that the robotic world will lose it's attraction and higher human values start to shine again.

@barrykaine6526

4 жыл бұрын

..."human labor is highly undervalued..." Elon Musk

Great Q + A. Steinway has the right person as CEO. It's good to know that there is someone that understands and respects the quality of the instruments that Steinway makes. Thanks, Tiffany for all your hard work making all these vlogs. We're all better for them.

Nice to know the CEO is a pianist !! I love the passion !!

Hey Tiffany I love the way you go into professional mode when your playing the piano and when your not you go back into sweet funny happy mode. Keep being you ❤️👍🥁🇬🇧

I played a Steinway grand piano for the first time in a recital on Sunday. It was tuned right before the recital and the action was immaculate. It was the most beautiful and perfect piano I have ever played.

Imagine having these bragging rights... "oh yeah.. this morning I played Mozart duets with the CEO of Steinway" Just happened to be in the neighborhood.. so we jammed! Great vlog.. Off to the Steinway store to dream.

Tiffany, this incredible interview made Steinway come to life! Mr Losby is THE guy for the job. His passion is obvious and is his greatest asset. This was absolutely awesome! Great job doing the interview!! And the Mozart duet?.... my favorite thing you've ever done! Breathtaking!!

Bravo! Great playing and very impressive interview with CEO Losby. Steinway, all the way!

Thanks Tiffany for an interesting vlog, the idea and concept behind your interview with Ron Losby, combined with a duet by both of you, was quite unique and worked very well. He took quite a risk playing alongside you and did a great job, so all respect to him for doing so. Listening to your performance and contrasting your pianistic styles I could not help thinking it was rather like watching ‘two horses being ridden along the same path’ the left one being ‘older and more stately’ and the other ‘a young filly’, agile and full of energy. Both following the same path, travelling at equal speed, but negotiating the route in quite a different manner. Very interesting and nicely done. Thanks. 😊

Incredible CEO to an incredible company. Owning a Steinway is a dream of mine I hope will get fullfilled someday.

Hi Tiffany. Love your vlog. Nice interview. I have been playing piano since I was 5 - over 60 years. I have been playing a Mason & Hamlin which I love. Buying a great piano is a worthwhile investment If you research and play instruments until one speaks to you. I think you are a real asset to Steinway’s resident artist program not just because of your skill and interpretation but because of videos like this which help humanize the piano world. I also live in NYC and often see Juilliard student performances around the city and buy my music at their Lincoln Center neighborhood shop-so appreciate the tenacity of artists who are willing to expose the world to their journey. I also see the joy and pride of parents and mentors at these performances. Thanks for sharing part of your journey. You make a great brand Ambassador for Steinway. They made a great choice.

@WS102

3 жыл бұрын

Upvote for the Mason & Hamlin fan, I grew up playing a Mason & Hamlin Model A. Great pianos, although I also love Steinways and top end Kawai pianos almost as much. It's great to live in an age with so many fantastic pianos.

@janetyao

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, not many people have Mason and Hamlin, so it is nice to see someone who owns one here … when my daughter was 10 years old and pasted her level 8 exam, we decided to buy her a grand piano, so I took her to Steinway store, but she was so attracted by the sound of the Mason and Hamlin piano, so we ended up bought the M & H. Maybe one day my daughter will buy a steinway herself.

I literally just found out about you an hour ago and was thinking "wow she's almost at 100 vlogs"... and ta-dah. Congratulations

Absolutely love the idea of being able to multicast a performance right into your own environment.

You’re a wonderful interviewer in addition to a pianist. You had my attention the whole time. It also a treat to watch you both play in the end!

Thanks for the "toothbrush" trope. Although the Japanese concept of "mottainai" has been sort of co-opted in a way by the environmental movement, it embodies what you mean about appreciating the full experience of the toothbrush. Co-founder of Sony, Akio Morita, many years taught me that mottainai suggests a full appreciation for the "thing." I preach to people about the paper napkin -- to fully appreciate this object, you must appreciate the forest that nurtured a tree that enabled the paper of the napkin. You must appreciate the humans who harvested, transported, processed the wood that became that napkin. You must appreciate the education of the people who designed and created the machinery/tools that enabled the processing of that raw material into a napkin. You have to appreciate the labor of those who transported the napkin to a place where it was accessible to you -- not only those folks, but the families who support those folks. Obviously, the list goes on. We are connected to every aspect of this world; the appreciation of it is ours to embrace. I appreciate the wholeness of the Internet that brought you to me. Thank you!!

You Go Girl ! and the audience is Loving it. Hats off and thanks to Mr.Losby too. Kind of rare to see a human being on a c-level

I literally just ran into her blog last week. so imspired i went to buy my first baby grand and was delivered yesterday. Im a happy man

How stylish and COOL to see and hear from the CEO of Steinway when you played together. I am sure that there are many of your followers who also will thank Mr. Losby for this exceptional video blog.

That was a wonderful interview, thank you for doing this!

That was a beautiful performance.

The pure simplicity of genuine authenticity

It is so inspiring to listen to someone this passionate and truely in love with what he does talking, videos like this give me so much motivation and make me love music even more. Thank you so much Tiffany for doing this!

Waited so long for this video!!! so excited to watch :D

Hi Tiffany, I am one of your very many new fans, binge watching all your videos at the moment. I love what you are doing with your vlogs and your performances are incredible to watch. You are so inspiring and I hope I am lucky enough to see you live someday.

I always have the urge to stand up and applaud after watching a performance video of yours. Thank you, may you go far.

You are one of my favorite KZreadrs. Your videos are wholesome, and interesting. Congratz on your 100th Vlog!

congrats for your 100th vlog :-) as always a pleasure to watch. i like those insights.

Congratulations on your 100th vlog Tiffany!! This video was really good like it always is. I liked the music videos you did too. Keep up your effort Tiffany!! We all love you!!!

Great video! How cool is that, in six months you got a Steinway in your apartment and met the CEO, congratulations!

No words to express how much I absolutely loved this vlog! It’s rare sometimes to have a CEO of a piano company to be such an accomplished pianist himself. It is more common to find an individual who is a great businessman but Mr. Losby appears passionate and well-versed in both. It was such an honest and straightforward Q & A. I truly enjoyed the Mozart for 4 hands-what a treat and fantastic way to conclude this vlog. As I have been a long-time fan of Steinway, to listen to his answers to the various questions about the history and continued quality of their instruments was fascinating. One interesting point was about not compromise the quality to keep the same selling price. Another was his take on the digital piano. A third was one day being able to play on my piano and having it broadcasted on was having a close relationship with the piano thus humanizing the relationship and lastly he agreed that ultimately we all need to find what we’re passionate about and do that because at the end of the day, money can only bring happiness to a certain extent. It is the passion that keeps us going, that keeps us striving, as you always remind us to do. Thank you for doing this great vlog!!!

Congratulations on 100 vlogs! You’ve done, and continue to do, such a wonderful work in promoting/making accessible the classical music arts. Loved the interview! Thank you to Ron Losby for sharing his time and encouraging us. Thank you, Tiffany, for an enjoyable 💯. It was really cool how you did a quick flip through the previous 99. Fun! And it’s amazing to think that 200k subscribers is around the corner :)

I love this talented young lady.

It's such a joy to listen to this Mozart Sonata after a long busy day. This is such a great 100th Vlog ! Looking forward to watching your next 100 vlogs !

A wonderful way to celebrate your 100th vlog. The interview and music were both fantastic.

Enjoyed both the Q&A and the playing. It was interesting to hear all the other things that Steinway does. Keep it up Tiffany, you are achieving what you desired!

Usually not with mass produced items like toothbrushes, but definitely with individual works of art including including gourmet food, wine, whisky, beer, tea etc... as well as hand crafted items e.g. musical instruments. Also, love the question about pianos of the future. I've love reading about and listening to its development from even the earliest hammered dulcimers. Really love reading about the types of pianos some of the great composers (Sweelinck, Buxtehude, Scarlatti, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy, Bartok, Rach, Jelly Roll Morton, Ellington, Cowell, Cage, Carter etc...) played on.

Your interview was so informative, great questions. Thank you Tiffany! I loved the 4 Hands you both seemed to learn a lot about each other in a short period of tome. The ending was so heartfelt and superb. Well done.

It was so inspiring! This is what music is all about! Thank you!

Definitely one of your best videos. I especially like what you said at the beginning about why you do vlogs. You should do more of those. That makes me feel closer to you.

I've been busy this month and am just catching up on your videos. This is an incredible interview -- thanks for sharing with everyone. Great questions, and it's always great to know the people behind such famous companies.

Very informative - and great fun (joy) listening to your Mozart four-hander!

The Steinway CEO plays like a piano man. Tiffany plays like a piano goddess. :)

OK? That was marvelous! I cheered Bravo! at the end. Thank you Ron. Thank you Tiffany. ❤️💚💙

100th vloggggggg! :> Tiffany! You came a long way.. and to be honest. You kinda inspired me.... A Lot. I’m glad I found you because you really did help me too with the piano, Can’t wait to see how long you go ;w;

I am one more who tries to play something, in my case on a digital piano. It is invaluable to have access to your world. once again thanks Tiffany, for your wonderful channel, your honesty and immense talent. Keep going!

Very interesting vlog and play! Last sunday was the best piano concert i've seen, you bring classical music to a new level!

Tiffany is particularly radiant and beautiful in this 100th vlog. Keep striving and enjoying the fruits of your passion.

Thanks for the music and inspiring ideas. Excellent interview too. I never knew Ron Losby until your vlog. Mission accomplished. Deeper appreciation brings more enjoyment. This idea also points to not taking anything for granted in life. Very important philosophy that when lived betters life’s experience. Tnx again and Happy 100th. Always looking forward to more and your beautiful music. Keep Going. 💐💫✨🌟

Great interview! So nice to listen to the CEO give some history of how the piano has changed. Keep em coming. Thanks!

Congrats on #100!! I subscribed to your channel almost one year ago, and in that time, you've: 1) inspired me to practice again after 20 years; 2) go ahead and take a plunge on a Steinway. Thank you for your message of continuous striving! Look forward to hundreds/thousands of vlogs to come!

Your videos are sooo great....thanks for all the work!

Great video!! Really relaxing to hear the CEO talk so passionate about it :)

Wonderful vlog Tiffany. So nice to see that such a high profile company is headed up by someone so engaging and who has music as the main focus. Loved the Mozart too. Congratulations on reaching your vlogging century, take a bow!😄😄👏👏👏👏👏👏

Fantastic vlog! I really like how you have been thinking about the human element of piano and music (and other things too). I also agree that in spite of - or perhaps because of - the advance of technology, the human element of everything will become more and more important. Perhaps the future of music is back to the good old days where playing music was much more common and something many, many people did. It's not easy when just listening has become so much easier, but it's something to aspire to! I hope this will be a topic you'll cover more in the future! Congrats on your 100th vlog!

I have always dreamed of taking classes at Steinway on voicing the piano. What a great 100th blog!

Lovely, Tiffany. Thank you for the learning and the fun of music. Stay safe and keep away from corona virus.

Interesting interview. Brings to light how many differant types of careers there are in music. You are quite the interviewer. Thank you for sharing your journey.

it was great from a to z. amazing Ceo. thank U for making us discover this world that seemed reserved to an elite

Tiffany, Congratulations on reaching the 100 vlog milestone. I enjoyed the interview and the music. A fun to watch and listen to piano for four hands work is an arrangement of John Adams's "Short Ride in a Fast Machine" performed by twin sisters Christina and Michelle Naughton.

100 vlogs. Incredible dedication. The Steinway CEO Mr Losby is so nice and down to earth!

I love the connection they both grow with each phrase!! The passion with these two amazing pianist are overwhelming!!🙌🙌 Encore!!!!!! Alsooo, Tiffany is soo focused whirl the CEO is always with a grin lol.

I really enjoyed this vlog Tiffany, and I loved the piano duet (if that's the correct term ) just beautiful.Thank you

Very nice playing, that quatre-mains of you two. If this is as improvised as the edit makes it seem, it informs how good you both are.

Yes, Every piano has its own personality, its own sentiment, its own essence of being. I love that about pianos. That's why the music of Tiffany is so pleasing. She extracts every ounce of being from the piano. Bravo! JRH

This is a great inside view and surely having the right person in charge at S&S made their piano stand out and sound right in any setting. Thanks for share say hello to Ron

Congrats with vlog #100 Tiffany. Like your vlogs

Love your vlogs which are so interesting. Love hearing you just play.

Absolutely wonderful video!!! You approached in such a thoughtful way!👌 So much realness here🤩😍 And what a great way to finish it off!🤗 What a down to earth CEO😮🤯💖

Great interview! Thank you so much for the open and very inspiring conversation! 🙏🏻

I love the way you talk.... Its sooo.... Mesmerising and enchanting.... ❤️❤️❤️

25:24 Tiffany the Flash ! 😅 Loved this video, very interesting. Thank you so much for making this so enjoyable for a non musician like me but a big Fan of Music and of course of you !

とても綺麗な演奏だった！！お互い合ってて揃ってた！！今度の動画も楽しみ👏🤗

Love this 100th vlog. Fine example of how passion, discipline and authenticity comes together to create beautiful works of art. Just bought a digital piano for myself and my 4 year old son. Even though it is not as good as a acoustic grand, it is still a great way to connect with classical music

He is so humble and polite but very engaging at the same time.

Wow that's awesome that the CEO is a pianist and appears to be very kind. Love him and how he's reached out to you. Lovely.