Dick Hyman - May 31, 2015 - Salon Piano Series

Dick Hyman performing live in Madison as part of the Salon Piano Series at Farley's House of Pianos. Performed on a 1914 Mason & Hamlin Model CC1, one of only 17 ever made.

[@CoeMusicStudio]

He’s a national treasure.

[@p1anosteve]

Incredibly, at the age of 88 years able to play with all his inimitable style and flair, a real master.

[@Dontaking2008]

One of my favorites!! Flawless technique. He can outplay so many pianist in these, his latter years! Outstanding.

[@mrjimmienoone2130]

One of the best versions of 'Cherokee' I've ever heard.

[@122112guru]

a veritable Jazz piano History theme and Variations!

[@SusanBloodgood-o5s]

We were there, so good

[@paulthomasunderwood]

Richard Hyman,
Born March 8, 1927
Aged 97.
Still performing.

[@davidpostma9862]

One of the finest pianos built in America. Very suitable for such a great musician.

[@davidmiller3652]

Legendary, Dick makes superlative arrangements on the fly, its crazy. Fire-ing on all 20 Cylinders always !! Thanks for posting this :) Excellent Piano as well !

[@Bookssful]

Wonderful. I love the tenths in the left hand.

[@nezkeys79]

Love Cherokee ❤

[@michaelleonhart]

❤

[@paxwallace8324]

Nice Mason & Hamlin the darker American. What year carbon fiber action? Love mason & Hamlin

[@Boneless_Chuck]

He kind of rides the clutch. A habit or is he trying to get the una corda sound coming in and out?

[@paxwallace8324]

It's the improvisation not how he uses the sustain pedal

[@walterbaldemor2128]

Cherokee

[@thomasackland1269]

K

[@JohnJohn-cz9jv]

5:38 is so rich

[@monttemadness9250]

2015? I thought he died in 2014

[@rogerturner5504]

Still alive thank God - Sept 2019.

[@victoza9232]

Montte Madness He returned because he had more to say.