Schedule

On this celebratory occasion, marking the 40th year since my New York recital debut, I will perform works of J.S. Bach and Miklós Rózsa (his formidable Piano Sonata of 1948), and the United States première of the jazz-infused Preludes by the brilliant Hungarian composer Péter Wolf, from his two books of the Wolf-Temperiertes Klavier.

The photo shown here is of myself with Péter Wolf in Budapest, last autumn.

I will perform Beethoven’s Piano Concerto no. 1 in C major, with my own cadenza, under the baton of one of my favorite conductors, Rossen Milanov.

I will play a solo recital with commentary.

I will play Camille Saint-Säens’ dazzling Second Piano Concerto, under the baton of Maurice Cohn.

I will give a master class for the talented young musicians of this prestigious arts institution and school.

I will play two performances of an all-Latinx piano recital, on February 17 (evening) and February 18 (afternoon), with works by Maniel de Falla, Joaquín Nin-Culmell, Joaquín Turina, Federico Longás, and my own suite “Escenas callejeras del Bronx.”

I will play the Ravel Concerto in G major, under the baton of legendary conductor Marc David.

I will perform a recital on the “World of the Piano” concert series, and give a master class the following Monday morning.

I will give a master class and perform a recital, works TBD.

Saint-Saëns’ Piano Concerto no. 2 in G minor, conducted by Jed Gaylin.