Watch Nadia Shpachenko perform selections from her CD “The Poetry of Places”
This program is performed in two versions: a recital featuring new piano (and toy piano) works inspired by diverse buildings, all written for Nadia Shpachenko’s project, or the mixed periods program featuring 19th, 20th, and 21st century compositions inspired by architecture. 21st-century works on this program are featured on Shpachenko’s GRAMMY® Award-winning Reference Recordings release.
Watch Nadia Shpachenko perform Anton Arensky’s “The Fountain of Bakhchisaray”
A recital featuring 19th, 20th, and 21st century compositions inspired by architecture. 21st century works on this program are featured on Shpachenko’s GRAMMY® Award-winning 2019 Reference Recordings release.
Watch Nadia Shpachenko perform selections from her CD “Quotations and Homages”
A recital featuring newly-written works inspired by a variety of earlier composers and pieces, from Mozart to Chopin to Brahms to Stravinsky to Messiaen to Carter to Ustvolskaya to The Velvet Underground. In a program both serious and lighthearted, older works are brought to new light through piano/s, toy pianos, electronics and multimedia by contemporary composers Daniel Felsenfeld, Tom Flaherty, Vera Ivanova, James Matheson, Missy Mazzoli, Nick Norton, Isaac Schankler, Peter Yates, and Adam Borecki. Most works on this program are featured on Shpachenko’s 2018 Reference Recordings release "Quotations and Homages".
World Premieres album
A piano recital featuring newly-written homages by Tom Flaherty, Vera Ivanova, Missy Mazzoli, Isaac Schankler, and Peter Yates, performed together with the earlier works by Bach, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy, Prokofiev, Satie and Stranisky that directly inspired the new compositions. Most contemporary works on this program are featured on Shpachenko’s April 2018 Reference Recordings release Quotations and Homages.
Watch Nadia Shpachenko perform selections from her CD "Woman at the New Piano"
A recital of new works for piano, toy piano, percussion, and electronics from Shpachenko’s multiple GRAMMY® nominated album