Come out for some Friday-night fun and fantastic music, as some of Cleveland’s best musicians including Bill McNally playing “novelty piano” pieces, a vocal and piano set by Joe Leaman & Dane Vannatter, and a solo performance by Halida Dinova.
Come out for some Friday-night fun and fantastic music featuring 2024 CIPC laureate Mirabelle Kajenjeri and Bill McNally playing “novelty piano" pieces.
Five Juilliard-trained siblings put 440 keys into action as they perform dynamic arrangements of classical favorites on five Steinway pianos during the Piano Days kick-off gala program. Buy a ticket to The 5 Browns and receive a 20% discount code for any other Piano Days event. Buy Tickets
A full night of Indian culture starts with an educational program at 6 PM, followed by a catered meal at 6:30 PM. Then, at 7:30 PM Utsav Lal takes the stage with a concert that combines jazz with traditional classical Indian music featuring tabla player Nitin Mitta. Buy Tickets
Honoring her Ukrainian heritage, pianist Mirabelle Kajenjeri partners with players of the bandura, a Ukrainian harp-lute that “best embodies the voice and soul of Ukraine.” The performance will feature faculty and students from Cleveland’s own bandura academy, Hryhory Kytasty Cleveland School of Bandura. Free and open to the public.
2024 Cleveland International Piano Competition Semi-Finalist returns to Cleveland to play classical favorites with pieces by composers representing her Ukrainian and Burundian heritage. Buy Tickets
2024 Cleveland International Piano Competition Semi-Finalist Mirabelle Kajenjeri will lead an engaging masterclass with local pianists. This event is open to the public.
Detroit-based pianist with a developed neoclassical style inspired by rap and other contemporary music genres in partnership with Dobama Theatre. Buy Tickets
Detroit-based pianist with a developed neoclassical style inspired by rap and other contemporary music genres in partnership with Dobama Theatre. Buy Tickets
Celebrate the recipients of our Piano Donation Program—an initiative that makes pianos accessible to artists across Northeast Ohio. The event will feature pianists of all ages and skill levels. Free and open to the public.
In celebration of Takashi Murakami: Stepping on the Tail of a Rainbow, the globally acclaimed artist and 2003 Cleveland International Piano Competition First Prize Winner, Kotaro Fukuma, will perform works by Karen Tanaka, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Toru Takemitsu, inspired by the contemporary aesthetic of Murakami’s visual language. Free and open to the public.
2003 Cleveland International Piano Competition First Prize Winner returns to the Forest City to play a recital featuring French impressionist works like Debussy and Ravel juxtaposed with contemporary Japanese composers. Buy Tickets
