Sally Pinkas
Hop Pianist-in-ResidenceLate works by Beethoven, Schumann and Brahms.
In this program, Pinkas explores the later fruits of three magnificent composers. Beethoven's Sonata Op. 110, Schumann's Gesänge der Frühe and Brahms Intermezzi Op. 118 are distillations of wisdom, experience, joy and perhaps sorrow: a celebration of a rich life lived in music.
Funded in part by Kenneth 1952 & Ellen Roman and the Sidney Stoneman 1933 Fund.
Photo by Renée Newman
Following her London debut at Wigmore Hall, pianist Sally Pinkas has garnered universal praise as an eloquent and versatile performer. Among career highlights are performances with the Boston Pops, the Aspen Philharmonia, New York's Jupiter Symphony and Indonesia's Bandung Symphony. Pinkas tours widely as a member of Ensemble Schumann and collaborates often with the Adaskin String Trio and the Apple Hill String Quartet. Pianist-in-residence at the Hopkins Center at Dartmouth College, she is Professor of Music at Dartmouth's Music Department, and a summer faculty at the Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music in New Hampshire.
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Experience the Jack '53 & Mac '11 Morris Recital Hall through a series of seven concerts
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