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.
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. Join us at 7:30pm on Friday, November 1, for an evening recital at Barnes Hall, and on the following Saturday morning, for...
Join us on Tuesday, October 22, at 7:30pm in Barnes Hall for a program of Bach, Chopin and Haydn on 1479 Silbermann replica by Paul McNulty and 1843 Pleyel grand.
Join us tomorrow at 12:30 PM in Anabel Taylor Chapel for a captivating 40-minute program “Ancient and Modern, c. 1773” performed on the Baroque Organ recently featured in the Cornell Daily Sun article "The Titans of Anabel Taylor Chapel: Richards, Yearsley and the Baroque Organ" by Aidan Goldberg '2...
We are extending the deadline to submit proposals for the Forte | Piano 2025, a major international festival to be held from August 5-10, 2025. Submit the proposal by October 15, 2024.
We are delighted to announce that David Yearsley, Herbert Gussman Professor of Music, has just released a colorful new album, Handel’s Organ Banquet, on False Azure Records, a label founded by Ryan McCullough. Listen to the album on Bandcamp.
Experience a program of Haydn and Beethoven brought by the Smithsonian Academy Orchestra, conducted by Kenneth Slowik, and featuring our Postdoctoral Artist-in-Residence Patricia García Gil.