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American Pianists Association Grand Encounters

 

AMERICAN PIANISTS ASSOCIATION

GRAND ENCOUNTERS CONCERT SERIES

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SUN 9/10 at 3:30PM | Eidson-Duckwall Recital Hall

Rendezvous with emerging Russian pianist Nikita Mndoyants, winner of the 2016 Cleveland International Piano Competition. This solo recital on the campus of Butler University will include works by Beethoven, Wagner and Prokofiev.

 

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SUN 10/15 at 4PM | The Jazz Kitchen

Feel the music of Composer/pianist Pablo Ziegler and Christopher O’Riley, pianist/host of NPR’s "From the Top," as they offer virtuosic, two-piano arrangements of Argentine New Tango, the vibrant musical hybrid of classic tango and American jazz.

 

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SUN 11/19 at 3:30PM | Indiana Landmarks Center

Join 2013 American Pianists Awards winner Sean Chen for an afternoon of music making under the ornate domed ceiling of the spectacular Grand Hall. Varied solo repertoire to include Ravel’s "Miroirs" and Medtner’s "Sonata-ballade."

 

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SAT 1/27 at 7:30PM | Schrott Center for the Arts

Unite with the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra and its patrons for the fourth concert of both seasons. The ICO will perform Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony and combine with Sean Chen for Piano Concerto No. 1 by Shostakovich.

 

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SUN 3/18 at 3:30PM | Trinity Episcopal Church

Come together for the season finale with Sean Chen and a string group from the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra for music making at Trinity Episcopal Church (ICO music director Matthew Kraemer on violin).

 

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