Previous events

Solo recital featuring selections from Shpachenko's upcoming album Quotations and Homages.

This solo piano recital features newly-written homages by Tom Flaherty, Vera Ivanova, Missy Mazzoli, Nick Norton, and Isaac Schankler, performed together with the older works by Brahms, Debussy, Prokofiev, Satie and Stravinsky that directly inspired the new compositions.

Piano Master Class at Brandon University in Canada

10 Canadian Premieres! Multiple GRAMMY® Award-nominated pianist Nadia Shpachenko will present the Canadian Premiere of works from her upcoming CD in a special pre-release concert at Brandon University School of Music’s Lorne Watson Recital Hall. Shpachenko will perform works from her new World Premieres album Quotations and Homages, to be released by Reference Recordings on April 6, 2018.

A program of works for piano, toy piano, flute, and electronics. Premieres by Annie Gosfield, Vera Ivanova and Isaac Schankler, and works by Tom Flaherty, Alex Temple, Jack Van Zandt, and Julia Wolfe, with special guest Rachel Beetz on flute. 4 premieres.

Featuring select compositions from Shpachenko's upcoming April release Quotations and Homages.

Presented by the American Composers Forum of Los Angeles (ACFl-LA), Nadia Shpachenko will be performing a program of recently composed works for piano, toy piano and electronics.

Interview, Quotations and Homages CD and People Inside Electronics concert previews, on KPFK's Global Village Radio Show with John Schneider.

Nadia Shpachenko and composers Isaac Schankler and Jack Van Zandt on KXLU's Trilogy Radio Show with Charles Sharp. Interviews, Quotations and Homages and The Poetry of Places CDs and People Inside Electronics concert previews.

Workshop with composer Jack Van Zandt titled Telling a Story with Music

Performance and discussion of Jack Van Zandt's Sí an Bhrú, written for Shpachenko's The Poetry of Places project of works inspired by diverse architecture

Recital performed by Cal Poly Pomona Piano Ensemble, directed by Nadia Shpachenko

Performing works by Antonín Dvořák, Tom Flaherty, Jerome Kitzke, Thomas Kotcheff, Tristan Perich, Samara Rice, Franz Schubert, and Jack Van Zandt

Performance of Gernot Wolfgang's WINDOWS with Edgar López, clarinet and Judith Farmer, bassoon at USC