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"Unbreakable Spirit: Music of Resilience" at Rutgers PianoFest

Nicholas Music Center
Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts 85 George Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08901

Rutgers PianoFest presents

Unbreakable Spirit: Music of Resilience

GRAMMY® Award-winning pianist Nadia Shpachenko will perform music about the war in Ukraine, Nadia’s home country. This festival celebrates the legendary pianist and teacher John Perry on his 90th Birthday, opening with a recital by John Perry on Feb. 13.

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"Unbreakable Spirit: Music of Resilience" at Amherst College

Buckley Recital Hall
Amherst College 53 College Street
Amherst, MA 01002

Amherst College Music Department presents

Unbreakable Spirit: Music of Resilience

GRAMMY® Award-winning Ukrainian American pianist Nadia Shpachenko performs beloved works by Frédéric Chopin paired with Chopin-inspired pieces by Ukrainian composers. The program includes the Massachusetts premieres of new compositions by Ludmila Yurina and Ethan Gans-Morse about the war in Ukraine. 

Composer, clarinetist, bass clarinetist, conductor, teacher and writer Jonathan Russell joins Shpachenko in Russell’s Still Here for clarinet and piano commissioned by a consortium of 52 clarinetists, inspired by the resilience of the Ukrainian people during the current Russian invasion.

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"Unbreakable Spirit: Music of Resilience" at New Britain Museum of American Art

New Britain Museum of American Art
56 Lexington Street
New Britain, CT 06052

The Fryderyk Chopin Society of Connecticut presents

Unbreakable Spirit: Music of Resilience

GRAMMY® Award-winning Ukrainian-American pianist Nadia Shpachenko will perform beloved works by Frédéric Chopin paired with Chopin-inspired pieces by Ukrainian composers. The program will also include Connecticut premieres of new compositions by Ludmila Yurina and Ethan Gans-Morse about the war in Ukraine.