Stop the Clock

Immersive Piano Experience by Becky Reesor

A space your audience can settle into.

Stop the Clock is a live piano experience that reshapes the feeling of a room.

Solo piano unfolds alongside large-scale nature projections, creating an environment where attention shifts—
Away from distraction, toward the present.

People arrive.

They settle.

They begin to listen differently.

What it feels like in the room

The space becomes quieter—not just in sound, but in energy.

Phones lower.
Breathing deepens.
The audience moves from watching to being inside the experience.

There’s no pressure to react, applaud, or interpret.
Just a shared moment of stillness, unfolding in real time.

What actually happens

Continuous, curated performance of original piano works
Cinematic nature visuals projected throughout the space
Minimal speaking gently guiding the experience
A natural arc that carries the audience from arrival to reflection

It works equally well in theatres, galleries, community spaces, and non-traditional venues.

How it holds the room

This experience holds the room.

There’s nothing to manage once it begins.

No need to fill space or redirect attention.

It does that on its own.

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What people remember

Audience members often describe it as:

“exactly what I needed”
“a reset”
“an escape from the noise.”

The kind of event people carry with them—and talk about afterward.

What presenters notice—

Jen Pogue | The SunShack

A stunning opportunity to be still with self and community, with spectacular music for the ears, heart and soul.
Having Becky play on our dock venue was a huge draw and summer highlight. The turnout blew away our expectations. Our neighbours continue to ask when she might be coming back to play again.
It was a very special experience—I highly recommend supporting any future concert endeavours for this talented artist!
Serge-André Jones | Éspace Musique

Becky Reesor's "Stop the clock" is a peaceful and captivating journey through the artist's imagination, visually and musically.
She brings us through images of nature and the feelings she felt while contemplating them.
Flowers, leaves, water, skies are beautifully pictured through music of grand quality, executed with refinement and sensitivity.
Cameron Streicher | MHAS

Enjoyed thoroughly by all—the performance, paired with stunning videography, transported us to a world of vivid colours (musical and visual!), excitement and great beauty.
What a lovely way to spend an evening!
Janice Jo Lee | Folk Artist

Becky Reesor's compositions are expansive journeys. The melodies draw you in, the phrasing and colour opens up musical horizons that evoke the grandeur of nature. I love how she has been inspired by the earth to create accompanying sound to the visuals and photos. A life-affirming and inspiring concert by a virtuosic pianist and composer.
Daniel Lichti—Bass Baritone | Wilfred Laurier University

Impressive with both solo pianistic and compositional excellence, and as a collaborative pianist.
Mayu Funaba | Tango Pianist

Becky Reesor's "Stop the clock" is a peaceful & captivating journey through the artist's imagination—visually and musically. She brings us through images of nature and feelings—flowers, leaves, water, skies— all beautifully pictured through music of grand quality, executed with refinement and sensitivity.
Yda G. | Audience

I was lucky to attend to one of Becky’s concert and it was magical!!
Her music makes you fly.
Thank you for sharing your passion for music.

Simple to Host

The performance is self-contained, adapting to a wide range of venues. House equipment can be incorporated.

Solo piano (acoustic or digital, depending on your space)
Projection and visual setup provided
Minimal technical requirements
Flexible to fit your program, house equipment or event flow

You provide the space.
Everything else is taken care of.

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Who is Becky Reesor?

Becky Reesor is a pianist - composer whose work centres on creating spaces of curiosity, attention and shared presence.

With a background in classical performance and years of work across concert halls, community spaces, and interdisciplinary projects, she has developed a style that is both refined and deeply accessible.

Her performances have been heard on stages across Canada and internationally, and featured on CBC Radio.

The core of her work is simple: shaping environments where people can slow, listen more deeply, and reconnect—with music, with space, and themselves.

She holds a Master of Music in Piano Performance.

Bring this into your space.

Becky typically partners with organizations 4-6 months in advance to ensure ample promotion. Reach out to see if your preferred date is available and discuss how to tailor Stop the Clock for your space.