A Cristofori CRG62L Full Grand was chosen for the recent performance of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone™ in Columbia, MD.
Ron Spigelman, Conductor, and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra took the stage at Merriweather Post Pavilion for a special evening of music and magic to perform John William’s enchanting score for a spellbound audience.
For more information about this piano, visit https://cristofori.com, or find out more about events at Merriweather Here!
The 12th edition of the Washington International Piano Festival is coming from July 30 – August 6 at the Rome School of Music at Catholic University of America.
It’s a week of immersive piano experience from Artistic Director Nikita Fitenko featuring artists such as Brian Ganz, Paul Bratcher, Alexander Tutunov, Yoshio Hamano and Marie Kiyone, Katerina Zaitseva, Michael Bulychev-Okser, Misha Tumanov & Others
Jordan Kitt’s Music is pleased to present a virtual student recital featuring students from our Virginia Beach Showroom & Music Education Center, led by Studio Manager Mun Lee Han!
We’re extremely proud of the perseverance of these students and teachers in the spirit of “The Show Must Go On”, using a virtual platform so that all can enjoy the hard earned fruits of their practice!
Find out more about Jordan Kitt’s lesson programs here!
Join us for a very special event featuring Yamaha Artist and Product Developer Craig Knudsen as he performs on the new flagship Clavinova CVP 800 series digital piano on Thursday, June 4th at 7pm EDT.
Join our friends at Maryland Winds, a professional concert band, as they perform at Hammond High School in Columbia, Maryland on November 19th at 7:30pm
Howard County Plays, a partnering of Jordan Kitt’s, the Downtown Columbia Arts and Culture Commission, and the Columbia Festival of the Arts, hosted international violin phenom Clarissa Bevilaqua backstage at Merriweather Post Pavilion this week.
As part of an outbound effort to bring local and international artists to the Howard County community, this marks the first community concert of 2019 featuring one of the world’s great, young violinists, accompanied by master pianist Terry Lowry.
Praised for enchanting the audience with her musical interpretation and style, Clarissa has always had a passion for music. She started playing the violin at age five, and debuted at the Pritzker Pavilion in Chicago in front of ten thousand people when she was nine years old. She has performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, and has given solo recitals and concerts in the United States and Europe.
Chris Syllaba, President & CEO of Jordan Kitt’s Music introduces Clarissa to a near capacity audience this week.
The audience was also presented with a preview of “Hear Us”, a reality series focused on the lives, struggles and successes of three young artists seeking to attain the top tier of international musicianship in their respective disciplines.
Praised for enchanting the audience with her musical interpretation and style, Clarissa has always had a passion for music. She started playing the violin at age five, and debuted at the Pritzker Pavilion in Chicago in front of ten thousand people when she was nine years old. She has performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, and has given solo recitals and concerts in the United States and Europe.
She is the youngest violinist chosen to perform at the Auditorium Arvedi in Cremona with the precious Stradivari collection of the Violin Museum.
Clarissa will be presenting a preview of the documentary series “Hear Us” and a Q&A for students and families at two locations:
“Hear Us” is the extraordinary true story of three young and gifted musicians as they pursue an ambitious goal: to become world famous classical soloists. This true story of passion and dedication, sacrifice and perseverance, is as timely as it is beautiful. These young musicians bravely navigate a world divided by political ideologies and the tensions of clashing civilizations.
Please join us at one or both events to see, hear and experience one of the world’s up and coming talents of both stage and now screen!
Join our friends at Maryland Winds for the penultimate concert of their season!
“Suites & Treats” premiers at South Carroll High School in Sykesville on Tuesday, February 19 at 7:30pm.
In this tantalizing array of selections for you and your Valentine, Maryland Winds presents a balance of new and old instrumental suites.
Tenor Tim Augustin showcases his interpretive artistry with some of the best love-themed opera arias and enchanting selections from the Great American Songbook.
Join our friends at the National Philharmonic as they welcome pianist Brian Ganz and Polish mezzo-soprano Magdalena Wór for the 9th recital in Ganz’s journey through the beloved Romantic composer’s complete works!
Featured on this program will be works that reveal the composer’s deep connection to his homeland: Polonaises, Mazurkas, Etude in E Major, Allegro de Concert and a selection of songs with the brilliant mezzo-soprano Magdalena Wór.
featured performers: Brian Ganz, piano Magdalena Wór, mezzo-soprano
the event will take place at:
Strathmore, 5301 Tuckerman Lane, North Bethesda, MD
Kids 7-17 Free. Tickets can be purchased at nationalphilharmonic.org or by calling 301-581-5100.