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CONCERTS Piano Series Free Community Concerts Special Events Young Artists Program Education & Scholarships Arts Express Scholarships Summer Camp OUTREACH In-Home Salon Recitals Recitals On Location
CONCERTS Piano Series Free Community Concerts Special Events Young Artists Program Education & Scholarships Arts Express Scholarships Summer Camp OUTREACH In-Home Salon Recitals Recitals On Location
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2009-2010 Piano Series
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Peng Peng
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This 16-year-old Julliard student is an up and coming star on the classical music scene. He has already performed with top symphony orchestras to great acclaim, including San Francisco Symphony performing the Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1. Read more >> |
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Haochen Zhang | Every four years, our audiences have a unique opportunity to be the first to hear one of the top medalist winners of this prestigious competition. The youngest participant in the 2009 Cliburn Competition, Haochen Zhang gave his debut recital at the Shanghai Music Hall at the age of five, performing all of Bach’s two-part inventions, as well as sonatas by Haydn and Mozart. He performed with orchestra at age six, and moved to the United States at fifteen to attend the Curtis Institute of Music. Read more >> |
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Christina and Michelle Naughton
Sat., Nov. 14 - 7:30pm |
Christina and Michelle Naughton are twin sisters who began their piano studies at the age of four. In the fall of 2007, they began their studies as full merit-based scholarship students at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, where Christina holds the Hirsig Fellowship and Michelle holds the Bernard M. Guth Fellowship. They have performed extensively as soloists, with orchestra, and in piano duo. Read more >> |
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Sandra Wright Shen
Sat., Dec. 5 - 7:30pm |
Sandra Shen is a Bay Area resident, performing artist and beloved educator. She is treasured by the Bay Area classical music lovers. We anticipate the theatre will once again be spilling out with fans anxiously waiting to hear her performance. Read more >> |
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Kevin Kenner
Sat., March 20, 2010 - 7:30pm |
Back for the third time on the Steinway Society Series, Kevin Kenner is “one of the fi nest American pianists to come along in years” (Howard Reich, Chicago Tribune). Our audiences couldn’t agree more. He is widely acclaimed by critics around the world as one of the greatest interpreters of Chopin. Read more >> |
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Ning An
Sat., May. 22, 2010 - 7:30pm |
Mr. An was the First Prize winner of both the inaugural 2006 Tivoli International and 2003 William Kapell Piano Competitions. His Carnegie hall debut was highly praised in the New York Concert Review for “…sculpted clarity of his playing and his ability to maintain balance and tension in large-scale dramatic forms.” Read more >> |
