Schedule

I am honored to be an adjudicator of the first edition of this new international piano competition, held in Bangkok (online, this year).

Mozart’s Piano Concerto in E flat major KV 449, and Joaquín Turina’s “Rapsodia Sinfónica,” conducted by Steven Byess.
I will make personal appearances at several outreach events during my week in Bentonville, as well.

“Orchestrating Change”
Interview with Rachel Hagemeier

Canton Symphony Podcast Series dedicated to making the concert hall a more welcoming place for previously ignored communities, and creating more acceptance and diversity on the stage.

My first solo recital after the Covid Year.
I will play works of Mozart, Dvorak, Federico Longas, and George Gershwin (“Rhapsody in Blue”); and my own suite “Escenas callejeras del Bronx.”

Solo Recital, works TBD.

Beethoven’s Fifth! The Piano Concerto no. 5 “Emperor” paired with the Fifth Symphony, conducted by Ken Lam.

Note: There will be two performances on this date (Saturday matinee and evening).

Beethoven’s Fifth! The Piano Concerto no. 5 “Emperor” paired with the Fifth Symphony, conducted by Ken Lam.

DANZA – ¡Obras fantásticas por el piano!
Dedicado a la diversidad que hace del Bronx la mejor fiesta de todas!

A recital program of my favorite Hispanic music for piano, with works by composers from Spain, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Americas, with some Bronx-inflected music and words by myself.

Obras para piano de Juan Morel Campos, Ignacio Cervantes, Joaquín Nin, Louis Moreau Gottschalk, Joaquín Turina y Federico Longas.

The program begins at 4:00 p.m. and will be live-streamed in lieu of in-person attendance.

Dmitri Shostakovich’s youthful and bumptious Piano Concerto no. 1, with Elizabeth Schulze conducting. Livestream tickets available in lieu of in-person attendance.

Beethoven’s Piano Concerto no. 2 in B flat major op. 19, with Stuart Malina conducting. There will be two performances, on January 23 in St. Petersburg, and on January 24 in Clearwater.