That address is also the location of World Wide Concurrent Premieres, the nonprofit organization mentioned earlier by Radnofsky to commission new pieces from composers around the globe. It's an organization that enables people who might not necessarily have the funds to commission a work on their own to come together and do it as a group. Works have been premiered in almost every state and in numerous countries, including France, Switzerland, Italy, Cyprus, Taiwan, and Singapore - by both the leaders in our profession and by the aspiring and rising stars, our students. Everyone receives an autographed first edition numbered score from the composer, first performance rights, and exclusivity. It's become a nice group, and there's room for more.
Teaching is a tradition that is passed on from one generation to the nest.
This practice tends to give birth to the various schools of playing. Many pianists around the world proudly trace their teaching traditions back to masters such as Liszt and Chopin. As one would expect, many of the students that Kenneth Radnofsky has taught have gone on to become teachers themselves. They are teaching at the University of Iowa, Georgia State University, the University of Hartford, the University of New Hampshire, several colleges in Illinois, the state university systems of California, Tennessee, Ohio, and Alabama as well as private studios in Washington State, Oregon, Massachusetts, and London. In the realm of performance his former students are playing solos with local symphony orchestras, performing recitals, and are active and involved members of a musical society that they have helped to shape.