Previous events

Nadia Shpachenko, piano
Iris Shiotsuki, piano
Pat Posey, tubax (a modified contrabass saxophone developed in 1999 by Benedikt Eppelsheim)

Performing works by J. S. Bach, Paul Bonneau, Cécile Chaminade, Ignaz Friedman, Philip Glass, Scott Joplin, Lewis Spratlan, Evgeni Orkin, Astor Piazzolla, Myroslav Skoryk, Dana Kaufman, and Shelley Washington

Performances by Nadia Shpachenko and 15 Cal Poly Pomona piano students, featuring works by Ukrainian and American composers

With artists Iris Shiotsuki, Andy Langham, Tom Luer, and Mamoji Trio

Premieres by Zoltan Almashi, Eugene Astapov, Evgeni Orkin, and Madelyne Byrne.

Performances by Nadia Shpachenko and the Cal Poly Pomona Piano Ensemble, featuring works by Ukrainian and American composers, with guest artist Iris Shiotsuki.

Works by Zoltan Almashi, Eugene Astapov, Evgeni Orkin, Mykola Lysenko, Madelyne Byrne, Samara Rice, and Lewis Spratlan.

Solo Performance as part of a 90 minute program honoring the legendary pianist and teacher Jerome Lowenthal. Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, CA, 7 pm, sold out. I will perform the World Premiere of Dribble by Harold Meltzer and selections from Six Rags by Lewis Spratlan.

Selected works by Tom Flaherty and Christopher Cerrone from Shpachenko's upcoming soccer-inspired recording.

Solo Recital for Steinway & Sons Teacher Celebration event

Solo piano works from Shpachenko's upcoming soccer-inspired recording program of commissioned new works

Recording GOAT (working title) album, featuring world premiere recordings of soccer-inspired music by Christopher Cerrone, Ian Dicke, Oliver Dubon, Tom Flaherty, Dana Kaufman, David Sanford, Adam Schoenberg, Evan Ware, and Pamela Z at Silent Zoo Studios

Private event. Selected works from Shpachenko's upcoming soccer-inspired recording.

Solo piano works from Shpachenko's upcoming soccer-inspired recording program of commissioned new works

Invasion CD Release Solo Concert at Cal Poly Pomona University, featuring works from Shpachenko's new CD Invasion: Music and Art for Ukraine by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Lewis Spratlan, and art by Ukrainian Artists Yurii Nagulko, Lesia Babliak, Kati Prusenko, Olena Papka, and Aza Nizi Maza Studio children artists directed by Mykola Kolomiyets. 6 premieres.