We're proud to introduce you to our next 2021 PT Young Artist in Residence: pianist Tristan Paradee. Tristan recently joined us via Zoom from a studio in North Hollywood, CA. Touch or click here for more info, conversation, and music!
We're proud to introduce you to our next 2021 PT Young Artist in Residence: cellist Annie Jacobs-Perkins. Annie recently joined us from the New England Conservatory of Music. Touch or click here for more info, conversation, and music!
Join Bruce Adolphe and Fred Child from the 2021 Savannah Music Festival Spring Season for a live Piano Puzzler! Watch the event at 5 p.m. central on May 25.
We're proud to introduce you to our next 2021 PT Young Artist in Residence: tuba player Cristina Cutts Dougherty. Cristina recently joined us from Houston, TX for conversation and music. Touch or click here for more!
We're proud to introduce you to a 2021 PT Young Artist in Residence: violinist Randall Goosby. Randall recently joined us from New York City for conversation and music. Check it out here!
This annual award recognizes women who have made a significant contribution to the art form or inspired a nominator's appreciation for classical music.
We're proud to introduce you to horn player Lauren Anker, the first of our 2021 Young Artists in Residence. Lauren recently joined us from Houston for conversation and music. You can hear it all here!
The cellist and pianist tell host Fred Child that the music we need in difficult times isn't just pretty. It also must spark curiosity and new connections.
Classical pianist Mahani Teave saw a need and found a way. She grew up on Rapa Nui (sometimes called Easter Island) in the Pacific Ocean with plenty of music, but little of it classical. She talks with Performance Today host Fred Child about her recent solo album to help support the school she co-founded.
Guitarist An Tran has a treasured photograph. In it, he is a young child and his parents are lifting him high overhead at their home in Vietnam. He remembers that at that moment his parents were singing what he describes as "the most beautiful melody ever:" a Vietnamese folk song translated as "Stay, My Beloved." It was a grounding moment in Tran's childhood and the song is the backbone of his new album, "Stay, My Beloved."
