Video Highlights
Bach's Piano: Mike Cheng-Yu Lee Plays on 1749 Silbermann (copy) at the A. D. White House
End-of-Year Gala Celebration in Honor of Ken Walkup
Piano Events
September 24: Mike Cheng-Yu Lee, “Bach's Piano.” A. D. White House.
October 1: Mike Cheng-Yu Lee, "A Feature of Beethoven's Pianism." Keyboard salon at 726 University Avenue.
November 5: Andrew Zhou, “Présence Lointaines (Distant Presences)," featuring the music of Elisabeth Jacquet de la Gurre, Anita Mariotte, Didier Rotella, Maurice Ravel, Marie Jaëll, Lili Boulanger, and Camille Saint-Saëns. Barnes Hall.
November 12: Mike Cheng-Yu Lee and Ji-Young Kim, Johannes Brahms's Op. 9 and Op. 24 Variations. Part of Future Imperfect: Brahms and the Passage of Time. A. D. White House.
November 13: Roger Moseley, John Haines-Eitzen, and Rebecca Anderson, Johannes Brahms's Op. 8 Piano Trio (original 1857 version). Part of Future Imperfect: Brahms and the Passage of Time. Barnes Hall.
December 10–11: Sustaining Pianos––A Gala-Symposium in Honor of Ken Walkup's Retirement. Gala concert on December 10, Barnes Hall. Mini-symposium on December 11, Lincoln Hall, B21.
Organ Events
September 11: Annette Richards and David Yearsley, “The Glorious Hanseatic League: Music of Buxtehude, Bruhns and Bach.” In honor of the late Sigrid Peterson. Anabel Taylor Chapel.
September 15: Anna Steppler (Italian organ) with Zoe Weiss (treble viol), “Sweelinck, Praetorius, and the English Connection.” Part of Midday Music for Organ. Sage Chapel.
September 29: Annette Richards, “J. S. Bach: The World-Famous Organist.” Part of Midday Music for Organ. Anabel Taylor Chapel.
October 20: Jeffrey Snedeker, “Sweelinck Groot en Klein: Works for Large and Small Organ.” Part of The Orpheus of Amsterdam: The Musical Worlds of Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck. Anabel Taylor Chapel.
October 22: Jonathan Schakel (Italian organ and harpsichord) with guest Megan Sharp (soprano), “Sweelinck in Italy.” Part of The Orpheus of Amsterdam: The Musical Worlds of Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck. Sage Chapel.
October 23: Annette Richards, Nathan Mondry, and Anna Steppler, “Sweelinck and the Germans.” Part of The Orpheus of Amsterdam: The Musical Worlds of Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck. Anabel Taylor Chapel.
October 23: David Yearsley and guest Martin Davids (baroque violin), “Melancholy Flee! Schop and Scheidemann in the Organ Loft.” Part of The Orpheus of Amsterdam: The Musical Worlds of Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck. Anabel Taylor Chapel.
November 3: Nathan Mondry (Italian organ). Includes music by Sweelinck and Nathan Mondry. Part of Midday Music for Organ. Sage Chapel.
November 17: David Yearsley, “Sweelinck the Catholic? Byrd, Philips, Bull, and the Orpheus of Amsterdam.” Part of Midday Music for Organ. Anabel Taylor Chapel.
December 1: David Yearsley, “Bach Holiday Bazaar.” Part of Midday Music for Organ. Anabel Taylor Chapel.
December 2: Nathan Mondry. Program to explore the French and Italian influences on German Baroque music; works by Bach, Buxtehude, and Mondry, including the world premiere of a Livre d’Orgue. Anabel Taylor Chapel.
December 13: Anna Steppler, “Winter Light.” Anabel Taylor Chapel. Canceled.