Three Storytellers – One Piano is an intimate session of Solo Piano music and stories, featuring South East Queensland based pianists and composers Richard Goldsworthy, Nathan Seiler and Hunter Brown.

“Music is a common language that connects us all… through the sounds that we hear, the emotions that we feel and through the stories that we all share.” – Richard Goldsworthy

Richard Goldsworthy has released 10 albums of his original piano compositions and has a large worldwide following, his music having been streamed more than 80 million times. His 2024 album “The Blue Horizon” was awarded Album of the Year by Solopiano.com in the US. Creating music in his studio overlooking the ocean on the Sunshine Coast, as well as on writing retreats in places like Japan, Hawaii and the Simpson Desert, Richard’s calm and emotive compositions reflects his love of serenity, simplicity and our natural environment.

“For me, music is a sacred, healing space—where intention becomes vibration, feeling transcends thought, and what cannot be spoken is deeply understood by the heart and soul.” – Nathan Seiler

Nathan Seiler has been a respected producer, performer, and academic in Brisbane for more than 35 years. Throughout his career, he has supported numerous artists as a record producer, session musician, and songwriter. During the COVID-19 lockdown, Nathan shifted his focus toward releasing his own compositions, launching the Pianoscapes By Nathan Seiler project and building a substantial global audience. With an eclectic range of influences from Chopin to jazz and beyond, Nathan’s music evolves from his curiosity and drive to always find new avenues of expression.

“I have a deep belief that music is more than just a listening exercise. I write in the hope that if you take a moment, put aside the hurry of the world and listen, you may find yourself opening up to something higher.” – Hunter Brown

Hunter Brown enjoyed a successful career as pianist for the Sydney Dance Company, before moving to the Sunshine Coast where he now lives with his wife and two sons. Classically trained to a high standard, Hunter’s gentle and thoughtful solo piano compositions are both emotional and evocative. When not composing or teaching, he loves spending time with his family, looking after his chickens, and perfecting his recipe for spaghetti Bolognese.