Litchfield Music Center

It has often been said that music describes the emotional universe in a way that words or even images cannot. This is the world that the music of Michael Ford lives in and yes, plays in through his unique and passionate works on piano. His fascination with music goes back to his earliest days.

Michael's music moves from the beautifully modulated compositions he creates that combine classical, jazz, experimental and even soundtrack music into a genre that Michael calls "Third Stream" to music that is completely improvised.It is in his improvisations that he unleashes himself as an artist.

Ed Kadziewicz is a working musician, educator, and advocate of teaching music skills and ideas that encourage a life-long appreciation of music and music making. He takes care to teach the skills and philosophies of musical styles while considering the needs and learning abilities of each individual student.

Our focus is on students that are preparing for university and music school consideration as they require a video or audio recording for the prescreening. We also assist artists in Demo CD's and YouTube videos as it is necessary for venues and live music facilities in the process of booking. We record, mix and edit your recordings so they meet your expectations and are pleasing to the listener.

Joe DiBlasi has been our concert tuner for seventeen years now at Yale University and he continues to do an outstanding job year in and year out. Joe is never late. Our Piano Faculty Artists who perform each week love Joe's work. Joe is simply terrific! He is the best.

For over one thousand customer's including Yale University, Warner Theater, The Palace Theater, Crosby, Stills and Nash, B.B. King, Aretha Franklin, Beatlemania, Arlow Guthrie, Kenny G., Waterbury Symphony, Natalie Cole, Linda Aller, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Bobby Vinton, Van Morrison, Joan Rivers, Tony Bennet, Jethro Tull, Leon Russell, Johnny Mathis, Infinity Hall, and Smokey Robinson.

If you aspire to study guitar, whether rock, blues, folk or something else, you really should know Robert Johnson. Of course there is the legend, the deal at the crossroads, and so much has been made of that. But that's not what is important about Robert. There are so many different techniques that can be applied when approaching the guitar.