Pianist Teresa Walters at Dayton Art Institute Her mesmerizing performances have inspired unanimous praise: The Cincinnati Enquirer: "Teresa Walters Plays Piano on a Grand Scale". The Washington Post: "Her Hands Create Cascades of Luminescence." Ongako No Tomo, Tokyo: "The audience left with a feeling of ecstasy, so spiritually powerful was her performance." For a woman who has concertized in the great cities of the world -New York, London, Paris, Moscow, Vienna, Barcelona, Sydney, Jerusalem -Walters says she knows of no concert pianist or professional musician in the family background. Meeting and greeting audiences across the world has not, she says, diminished her regard for those close to the land and anchored in the workaday world. "The people I meet are part of the joy of my music," she says. "Hosts always meet me and look after me until I get back on the next plane." She also finds that music enriches her life at home and abroad. And she is training Winston, her parrot, to shout "Bravo!" as she practices at home on her Steinway concert grand." |