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The Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards fosters original and imaginative approaches to the performance and study of keyboard instruments, their technological underpinnings, their intersections with other arts, and their participation in the global currents of cultural and social history.
At 5pm this Friday, December 13th, at the historic A.D. White House, Isaac Dorio, Federico Ercoli, Ariel Mo, and Matías de Roux present research they have pursued over the course of “Historical Keyboarding,” a seminar taught by CCHK director Roger Moseley this semester.
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This Wednesday, November 13th, in Barnes Hall at 7:30 p.m., guest artist Stefania Neonato will perform preludes by Charles Alkan and Claude Debussy.
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Our next salon of this season, "Steps to Perfection: Piano Teaching from Clementi to Chopin", is on Friday, November 15th, traditionally at 5pm in the A.D. White House. Discussion and performance by Patricia Garcia Gil and Andrew Willis.
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Join us on Friday, November 1, at 7:30pm at Barnes for the opening concert of the two-day symposium-performance "Chao Yuen-Ren’s Art of Songs."
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On November 9th, Patricia García Gil, CCHK's artist-in-residence, will present “Voices of Influence: Exploring Power Dynamics in the Conservation of Musical Heritage in Colonial Latin America” at the Johnson Museum of Art’s upcoming symposium, Reimagining the Américas. Attend in person at the Museum...
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ALL THE WRONG NOTES: CHARLES IVES AT 150 continues on October 25, 7:30pm at Barnes Hall with a recital of all four rarely-heard Violin Sonatas, performed by guest violinist KJ McDonald and DMA pianist Ariel Mo.
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The opening concert of the festival celebrating 150th Birthday of the iconoclast of American music, Charles Ives, takes place on Sunday, October 20, at 7:30pm in Barnes Hall.
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A concert-symposium-exhibit celebrating the legacy of Chao Yuen-Ren, a pioneering Chinese-American polymath and Cornell alumnus (Class of 1914), will take place on November 1-2.
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By Joshua Biggs
DMA candidate Joshua Biggs discusses the creation of a digital library of samples drawn from the CCHK’s collection.
