 Javad Maroufi The Emruz Festival, held in the heart of West Village NYC, is an exciting arts festival showcasing Iranian artists in New York. I am thrilled to have been asked to play a small part in the 2022 festival, by performing a recital of the piano works of Javad Maroufi, following the success of my solo album in Australia of the same repertoire some years ago.
Date: Monday 2nd May 2022 Time: 8pm Venue: Rattlestick Theater - 224 Waverly Place, New York NY 10014 For ticket purchases, please click here. For more information about the festival, please visit the Emruz Festival website.
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 Gilad Cohen - composer I’m so excited to be joining the fabulous Exponential Ensemble for my first public concert since returning to New York in early 2022. This program features works written or arranged for the Ensemble and inspired by math, science and literacy, including a world premiere by Gilad Cohen.
Friday, March 18 2022 - 7pm Marc A. Scorca Hall National Opera Center 330 7th Avenue (7th Floor), New York City Join us at 6:30pm for a pre-concert reception in the 7th floor lobby. For ticket sales and more info, please click here. Program: Robert Paterson Relative Theory Amy Brandon Crown of the Sun Dorothy Rudd Moore Night Fantasy Ailís Ní Ríain Soundless Gilad Cohen A Dark Matter (world premiere) Anna Urrey, Flute, Piccolo & Alto Flute Kemp Jernigan, Oboe & English Horn Pascal Archer, Clarinet & Bass clarinet Amir Farid, Piano This commission has been made possible by the Chamber Music America Classical Commissioning Program, with generous funding provided by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and with additional support from the Composers Guild of New Jersey and the New York Council on the Arts. I am delighted to be taking part in the 2022 Bendigo Chamber Music Festival, curated by Howard Penny and Chris Howlett.
The festival will take place between 2nd-6th February 2022. For more details, please cvisit the BCMF website  Sophia Kirsanova, violin Update: Please note that due to events beyond our control, this concert will now be streamed only (still with a 72-hour viewing window). Unfortunately there will be no live audience. Thank you to 3MBS-FM for providing their studio space as the new performance venue.
Demonstrating outstanding technique and musicality” (Latvietis, Melbourne), concert violinist Sophia Kirsanova amplifies the horizons of the traditional violin repertoire, exploring the distinctive voice of Latvia. Amir Farid joins Sophia to present a passionate and colorful program of classical repertoire masterpieces and treasures of Latvian violin music. Wednesday, November 10, 2021 8:30PM (AEDT) Programme: Johannes Brahms - Violin Sonata No.3 in D minor, Op. 108 Jānis Ķepītis - The Girl Jānis Ķepītis - Southern Sketches - Introduction, Song of Ciccada, Georgian Scherzo Maurice Ravel - Tzigane This concert can be either streamed or attended live at the Athenaeum Theatre, Melbourne. All stream tickets have a 72-hour viewing window. For more details and bookings, please click here to visit the Melbourne Digital Concert Hall website.  NOTE: This concert is now only streamed online. Date has also been changed. Dear friends, Hope you are all well and safe, wherever you are around the globe. It has been a challenging time for us all with the ongoing lockdowns. Although live music is not able to happen here in Melbourne Australia for the time being, streamed performances can happen in a limited capacity. When it comes to streaming classical music in Melbourne…well…um…MDCH… Please join cellist Zoe Knighton and I on Thursday 30th September 2021 7pm (AEST) at the Melbourne Digital Concert Hall for a glimpse into the world of the most celebrated music couple of the 19th century - Clara and Robert Schumann. Please click here to purchase your digital ticket. All MDCH digital streaming purchases ($24) now come with a 72-hour viewing window, as long as you have purchased your ticket before the commencement of the concert. This is especially great news for those of you in certain time zones (I’m thinking of you, my NYC friends - don’t worry, you don’t need to be up on Thursday at 5am…!). Hope you can join us! Date: Thursday September 30th 2021 Time: 7pm AEST DUE TO LOCKDOWN RESTRICTIONS, THIS CONCERT IS STREAMED ONLY. THERE WILL BE NO LIVE AUDIENCE. Programme: Clara Schumann - 3 Lieder Op. 12 Robert Schumann - 3 Fantasy pieces Clara Schumann - 6 Lieder Op. 13 Robert Schumann - 5 folk tunes Clara Schumann - 6 Lieder Op. 23 Please click here for more info and to book your tickets ($24)! Please note: this concert has been rescheduled and relocated due to Covid-19 restrictions. Sadly I will no longer take part. The Melba Opera Trust is a gateway to Australia’s finest opera singers to refine their art and further their careers on the world’s biggest and most important stages. As an alumnus of their répétiteur scholarship, it brings me great joy to join alumni Alexandra Flood (soprano) and Jeremy Kleeman (bass baritone) in a program of art song, presented by the Melbourne Digital Concert Hall. Date: Tuesday September 14th 2021 Time: 8.30pm AEDT Venue: The Athenaeum 2, 188 Collins St, Melbourne. Also streamed online (delayed viewing available). For more details and to purchase tickets (both digital and live studio audience), please click here.   CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19
Benaud Trio crosses over to the ‘wrong’ side of the tracks, performing works that distort boundaries, transform the classics and put today’s talent in the spotlight. When Vivaldi is just not enough, Piazzolla ups the ante with his fiery and sensuous take on The Four Seasons. Acclaimed Australian composer Mark Isaacs does a classical-jazz crossover like no other in his new version of Closer, written especially for the Benauds. And some ‘chamber chill’ is provided by Adelaide-based composer Luke Altmann in Holy Fools. Saturday 24 July 2021 | 3pm and 6pm Primrose Potter Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre Mark ISAACS - Closer Luke ALTMANN - Holy Fools Astor PIAZZOLLA - The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires $40 or $29 Concession Please click here for info and bookings.  Gordon Kerry - composer I am super excited to be touring all around Australia with amazing musicians Emily Sun (violin) and Nicolas Fleury (french horn) in a program featuring Brahms’ horn trio, an arrangement for the same combination of Mozart’s horn quintet, and a brand new violin sonata by one of Australia’s most illustrious composers - Gordon Kerry.
Concerts take place in major centres throughout the country during June 2021. Please click here for more details and booking information.  Caerwen Martin - composer Monash University’s Wood, Metal and Vibrating Air Piano Recital Series is an exciting opportunity for me to present a solo concert in the stunning David Li Sound Gallery. The program will feature a set of variations by Haydn, works by romantic giants Chopin and Schumann, and a stunningly reflective work by Melbourne-based cellist and composer Caerwen Martin.
Date: Thursday 20th May 2021 Time: 7pm Venue: David Li Sound Gallery, The Ian Potter Centre for Performing Arts, 48 Exhibition Walk, Clayton VIC 3800 Admission: $20-$35 Please click here for bookings and further details.  Anawim Avila, composer Melbourne is slowly returning to its old self, with regular live performances becoming the norm once again. The Melbourne Digital Concert Hall is no exception with concerts abound, including the new Kawai Piano Series. I am delighted and honoured to be taking part in this series with a recital on Wednesday March 17th 2021 at 7pm (AEDT).
The program will include two workhorses of the piano repertoire - the Chopin 1st Ballade and the Beethoven Waldstein sonata. I am also excited to present a new work by exciting US composer Anawim Avila, entitled The Accumulation. It will be wonderful to see you there, live at the Atheneum in Melbourne! Otherwise, as always with MDCH, you can watch the concert in the comfort of your own home. If it is inconvenient for you to watch the concert at its prescribed time (I’m thinking of all my dear friends in New York amongst others!), MDCH now support delayed viewing, where your purchased ticket allows you to view the concert for up to 72 hours after the concert has ended. Please refer to the MDCH FAQ page for more information. Hope you can make it, either in person or online! CLICK HERE FOR BOOKINGS AND DETAILS |
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