World Premiere of La Nuit Étoilée: Nocturne after Van Gogh for piano, harp and string orchestra with Seattle Chamber Orchestra, Lorenzo Marasso, conductor, Alison Bjorkedal, harp.
A recital and workshop by GRAMMY® Award-winning pianist Nadia Shpachenko and the Cal Poly Pomona Piano Ensemble. Featuring selections from works for solo piano/multiple pianos by Ukrainian and American composers Zoltan Almashi, Christopher Cerrone, Ian Dicke, Oliver Dubon, Tom Flaherty, Evgeni Orkin, Nimrod Borenstein, Madelyn Byrne, Harold Meltzer, Dana Kaufman, Samara Rice, David Sanford, Isaac Schankler, Adam Schoenberg, Evan Ware, Pamela Z, and Jack Van Zandt.
A recital and workshop by GRAMMY® Award-winning pianist Nadia Shpachenko and the Cal Poly Pomona Piano Ensemble. Featuring selections from works for solo piano/multiple pianos by Ukrainian and American composers Zoltan Almashi, Christopher Cerrone, Ian Dicke, Oliver Dubon, Tom Flaherty, Evgeni Orkin, Nimrod Borenstein, Madelyn Byrne, Harold Meltzer, Dana Kaufman, Samara Rice, David Sanford, Isaac Schankler, Adam Schoenberg, Evan Ware, Pamela Z, and Jack Van Zandt.
A recital and workshop by GRAMMY® Award-winning pianist Nadia Shpachenko and the Cal Poly Pomona Piano Ensemble. Featuring selections from works for solo piano/multiple pianos by Ukrainian and American composers Zoltan Almashi, Christopher Cerrone, Ian Dicke, Oliver Dubon, Tom Flaherty, Evgeni Orkin, Nimrod Borenstein, Madelyn Byrne, Harold Meltzer, Dana Kaufman, Samara Rice, David Sanford, Isaac Schankler, Adam Schoenberg, Evan Ware, Pamela Z, and Jack Van Zandt.
Recording audio and video of Ukrainian composer Valentin Silvestrov's Postludium with cellist Matt Haimovitz, to be released on PENTATONE on February 23, 2024 to commemorate the two-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
This chamber music recital with renown cellist Matt Haimovitz will include a World Premiere and two Los Angeles Premieres and will feature mostly works by American and Ukrainian composers. Matt Haimovitz will perform solo pieces by J. S. Bach, Layale Chakerᐩ (LA Premiere), Aaron Jay Kernisᐩ (LA premiere), Atar Aradᐩ (World Premiere), and Thomas de Hartmann in the first half. In the second half Nadia Shpachenko will join Matt Haimovitz in performances of Ukrainian composer Thomas de Hartmann's powerful Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 63 and Ukrainian composer Valentyn Silvestrov's Postludium for Cello and Piano.
ᐩcommissioned by THE PRIMAVERA PROJECT for Matt Haimovitz
Recital by GRAMMY® Award-winning pianist Nadia Shpachenko and the Cal Poly Pomona Piano Ensemble. Featuring works for solo piano and multiple pianos (with violin, marimba, vibraphone, and electronics) by Ukrainian and American composers Zoltan Almashi, Evgeni Orkin, Nimrod Borenstein, Madelyn Byrne, Christopher Cerrone, Ian Dicke, Tom Flaherty, Dana Kaufman, Harold Meltzer, Samara Rice, Adam Schoenberg, Evan Ware, Pamela Z, and Jack Van Zandt.