US EditionA Blind Pianist and an Uzbek Conductor at the Seattle Symphony
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A Blind Pianist and an Uzbek Conductor at the Seattle Symphony
Nobuyuki Tsujii, who is blind from birth, is unique among concert pianists in that he learns by ear. Colleagues record segments of a work, each hand separately and at intelligible tempi, then Tsujii works to memorize and synthesize the parts into a whole.
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