Pianofest in the Hamptons, directed by Paul Schenly, is a summer festival that offers exceptionally concentrated study to a small group of pianists selected by audition. Weekly concerts are featured around the Hamptons showcasing the pianists.

Wm. Grant Still: Summerland Philip Glass: “Opening” from Glassworks (1981) Peteris Vasks: Castillo Interior (2013) Couperin: Les barricades mysterieuses Fred Hersch: Nocturne, from Three Character Studies (2004) Chopin: Nocturne in B-flat, Op.62 No.1 Rachmaninov: Prelude in D, Op.23 No.4 Tchaikovsky/Pletnev: Intermezzo from The Nutcracker

Pianofest in the Hamptons, directed by Paul Schenly, is a summer festival that offers exceptionally concentrated study to a small group of pianists selected by audition. Weekly concerts are featured around the Hamptons showcasing the pianists.

Pianofest in the Hamptons, directed by Paul Schenly, is a summer festival that offers exceptionally concentrated study to a small group of pianists selected by audition. Weekly concerts are featured around the Hamptons showcasing the pianists.

Pianofest in the Hamptons, directed by Paul Schenly, is a summer festival that offers exceptionally concentrated study to a small group of pianists selected by audition. Weekly concerts are featured around the Hamptons showcasing the pianists.

Sept 11 Eureka Chamber Music, Eureka, CA With Trio Duende, Tom Stone, and Sophie Shao

The brilliant Awadagin Pratt joins Maestro Bairos and the orchestra to perform Price’s attractive Piano Concerto in One Movement. The orchestra also performs an Amarillo Symphony premiere of Shostakovich’s epic Tenth Symphony, a serious and uncompromising work of climaxes, marches, and towering brass. This symphony conveys an unconquerable spirit in the face of oppression, and it remains Shostakovich’s most cohesive work. A perfect concert to start the fall series at the Globe-News Center. Jacomo Bairos, conductor Awadagin Pratt, guest soloist

The brilliant Awadagin Pratt joins Maestro Bairos and the orchestra to perform Price’s attractive Piano Concerto in One Movement. The orchestra also performs an Amarillo Symphony premiere of Shostakovich’s epic Tenth Symphony, a serious and uncompromising work of climaxes, marches, and towering brass. This symphony conveys an unconquerable spirit in the face of oppression, and it remains Shostakovich’s most cohesive work. A perfect concert to start the fall series at the Globe-News Center. Jacomo Bairos, conductor Awadagin Pratt, guest soloist