The fortepiano, the predecessor to the modern piano, is the instrument for which Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, and others composed their sonatas and concertos and how they intended them to sound. Daniel Maltz is the leading fortepianist of his generation, performing the music as those composers intended it to sound, in 50 cities per year as a sought-after recitalist and concerto soloist. A marvelous and sincere artist, his performances and presentations to audiences project the dramatic intent, musical personality, warmth, and even the humor in the music.
 
“Putting Beethoven’s tenderness, longing and frustration into the very notes." – Orlando Sentinel
“Maltz is seemingly an ambassador from another time.” 
   – Healdsburg Trib