Keys To The Future Highlights Solo Piano in New York

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The Keys To The Future Piano Festival will present a mix of classical and jazz solo keyboardists at New York’s Renee Weiler Concert Hall, 46 Barrow St., on Nov. 7, 8 and 9. Curated by pianist Joseph Rubenstein, the festival will offer a survey of contemporary music through a program of one-hour recitals.

Rubenstein, Tatjana Rankovich, Lora Tchekoratova and Polly Ferman will perform such works as Fred Hersch’s “24 Variations On A Bach Chorale” and Brad Mehldau’s “Elegiac Cycle.”

For more information go to: keystothefuture.org



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