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CCA Piano Series Presents: David Pihl, pianist
The works of eight composers who contributed to world music while living in New England will be performed by pianist David Pihl. The program at the CCA will include works by Edward MacDowell, Amy Beach, Charles Ives, Alan Hovhaness, William Thomas McKinley, and Marc Rossi. Rounding out the program are the unique tonal colors of works by Harvard-educated John Alden Carpenter and Stephen Peisch, a New England Conservatory graduate who lives in Littleton.
Pihl has performed in Germany, the Czech Republic, and widely in the US. He performed at Carnegie Hall in 2013 with clarinetist Richard Stolzman. He is equally at home playing the classics, such as Mozart, Brahms and Chopin, as he is playing contemporary compositions. Two of his recordings will soon be released: "Visionary Landscapes," by Alan Hovhaness, and "Twenty-four Etudes for Solo Piano," written for Mr. Pihl by William Thomas McKinley.
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LocationChelmsford Center for the Arts (View)
1A North Rd.
Chelmsford, MA 01824
United States
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| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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