Upcoming events
Sing for Hope: Joseph Vaz and Elena Ariza (cello)
In partnership with Sing for Hope, cellist Elena Ariza and pianist Joseph Vaz will present back-to-back sets in Moynihan Train Hall of Penn Station, featuring classical favorites and duets.
Windwood Music Festival
As an artist resident at the 2026 Windwood Music Festival, I will perform in several concerts and undertake a creative performance project across Airdrie, AB, Canada.
Ensemble Connect at Skidmore College
Known for “fresh, exciting performances charged with creativity, energy, and daring” (New York Classical Review), Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect opens its 2026–2027 season with a characteristically adventurous program. Discover works by some of the chamber repertoire’s most distinctive composers. In addition to notable but underperformed works by Ligeti, Loeffler, and Kodály, the ensemble performs a favorite: Bartók’s Contrasts, a piece created in response to requests by jazz great Benny Goodman and Hungarian violinist Joseph Szigeti.
Ensemble Connect at Weill Recital Hall
Known for “fresh, exciting performances charged with creativity, energy, and daring” (New York Classical Review), Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect opens its 2026–2027 season with a characteristically adventurous program. Discover works by some of the chamber repertoire’s most distinctive composers. In addition to notable but underperformed works by Ligeti, Loeffler, and Kodály, the ensemble performs a favorite: Bartók’s Contrasts, a piece created in response to requests by jazz great Benny Goodman and Hungarian violinist Joseph Szigeti.
Ensemble Connect at Skidmore College
Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect, “one of the strongest ensembles in the city” (New York Classical Review), performs a must-hear program for fans of chamber music. Enjoy Brahms’s Clarinet Quintet, one of the repertoire’s greatest masterworks; Copland’s bright and beloved Sextet; Reena Esmail’s Khirkiyaan, which transforms three of the composer’s pieces into an imaginative work for brass quintet; and a Carnegie Hall–commissioned New York premiere by Hannah Ishizaki.
Ensemble Connect at Weill Recital Hall
Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect, “one of the strongest ensembles in the city” (New York Classical Review), performs a must-hear program for fans of chamber music. Enjoy Brahms’s Clarinet Quintet, one of the repertoire’s greatest masterworks; Copland’s bright and beloved Sextet; Reena Esmail’s Khirkiyaan, which transforms three of the composer’s pieces into an imaginative work for brass quintet; and a Carnegie Hall–commissioned New York premiere by Hannah Ishizaki.
Ensemble Connect: A Well-Being Concert
“Ensemble Connect makes a chamber music concert an immersive experience … providing insights into the composer, the work, and the players’ approach … few do it better” (Seen and Heard International). Hear the ever-evolving ensemble in a varied and adventurous program that includes a newly commissioned work by Luna Lab composer and recent NYO-USA Apprentice Composer Lili M. Namazi. Audience connection is a foundational component of every Ensemble Connect performance, and Carnegie Hall’s intimate Well-Being Concerts are an ideal way to experience this special chamber group.
Beethoven Bonanza (Sedona Symphony)
Da-da-da-DAAAH.
You know the opening. Now experience it live.
In celebration of the 200th anniversary of Beethoven’s death, the Sedona Symphony presents an all-Beethoven spectacular featuring the iconic Fifth Symphony—music that still electrifies audiences more than 200 years later.
The program also includes Beethoven’s deeply poetic “Fourth Piano Concerto,” performed by rising piano star Joseph Vaz, and the dramatic Coriolan Overture, full of tension, fire, and intensity.
If you only attend one classical concert this season, this might be the one.
Ensemble Connect in Weill Recital Hall
The versatile and virtuosic Ensemble Connect—called “the new face of classical music for New York” (The New York Times)—concludes its 2026–2027 series in Carnegie Hall’s intimate Weill Recital Hall. The musicians perform works by two timeless classical composers and two of today’s most exciting voices. Enjoy Dvořák’s emotionally expansive Piano Trio in E Minor, Op. 90, “Dumky”; Coleridge-Taylor’s beautiful Nonet; Grammy winner Jennifer Higdon’s Book of Brass, comprising four riveting, self-contained pieces for brass quintet; and Caroline Shaw’s brilliantly constructed Draft of a High-Rise.
Avaloch Farm Music Institute Residency
With flutist Rebecca Moranis (as Duo Vernissage), I will partake in a Summer Residency at the Avaloch Farm Music Institute to develop a program of modernist and contemporary flute and piano repertoire, including works with electronics and newly commissioned works.
Carnegie Hall's Link Up Orchestra
I will perform as part of Carnegie Hall’s Link Up Orchestra, wherein New York City students in grades 3-5 are introduced to orchestra playing by participating in it. Performances on Monday, May 18 through Wednesday, May 20, at 10:15am and 11:45am each day.
Ensemble Connect: Up Close 2
As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform on this “Up Close” concert in the Resnick Education Wing of Carnegie Hall, curated with artistic partner David Krakauer.
Sacred Music at Columbia: Flows & Phrases
As part of the Sacred Music at Columbia series, I will perform new music for chamber quartet by Yike Zhang and Julian Bennett Holmes (with flutist Rebecca Moranis, violinist Tiffany Chang, and cellist Thea Mesirow).
Ensemble Connect at Carnegie Hall
As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform Joan Tower’s Petroushskates at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall.
Concours International d'Orléans
I will perform my first round program for the 17th Concours International d'Orléans, including works by Unsuk Chin, Claude Debussy, Ann Southam, Igor Stravinsky, and a world premiere by Yike Zhang.
Ensemble Connect: Ambassadors Appreciation Concert
In a concert exclusive to Carnegie Hall’s Music Ambassadors, I will perform with other members of Ensemble Connect in a program including Poulenc’s Trio for piano, oboe, and bassoon and Mozart’s Quintet for Piano and Winds, K. 452.
Solo recital
I will perform a solo recital of five 20th century works, in preparation for my candidacy in the upcoming Concours International Orléans. Music by Unsuk Chin, Claude Debussy, Ann Southam, Igor Stravinsky, and a world premiere by Yike Zhang.
Ensemble Connect at Juilliard
As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform Mozart’s Quintet for Piano and Winds, K. 452.
Piano Evenings with David Dubal
As part of the weekly series Piano Evenings with David Dubal in New York’s Grace & St. Paul’s Church, I will perform Stravinsky’s Three Movements from Petrushka in entirety.
Not Too Sweet Tour: Greensboro, NC
I will accompany Brooklyn-based flutist Annie Wu in presenting her latest classical album Not Too Sweet — named after the cheeky Chinese phrase for the perfect dessert — in a show of flute and piano music interwoven with personal stories about nostalgia, memory, and childhood.
Ensemble Connect at Carnegie Hall
As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform Valerie Coleman’s Portraits of Langston and a new commissioned work by George Lewis at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall.
Ensemble Connect at Skidmore
As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform Valerie Coleman’s Portraits of Langston and a new commissioned work by George Lewis at Skidmore College, as part of our biannual residency.
Ensemble Connect: Up Close 1
As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform on this “Up Close” concert in the Resnick Education Wing of Carnegie Hall, curated with artistic partner Marin Alsop.
Music of Madeline Barrett
I will perform with flutist Rebecca Moranis a concert featuring the New York City premiere of three works for flute and piano by Los Angeles-based composer Madeline Barrett, alongside works by Maurice Ravel and Claude Vivier.
Avaloch Farm Music Institute Residency
With flutist Rebecca Moranis and composer Madeline Barrett, I will partake in a Winter Residency at the Avaloch Farm Music Institute to develop and support the composition and performance of several of pieces for flute and piano by Barrett.
Works & Process: Peter & the Wolf at the Guggenheim
Isaac Mizrahi narrates and directs Sergei Prokofiev’s charming children’s classic Peter & the Wolf, accompanied by Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect and conducted by Michael P. Atkinson. The cast, wearing costumes by Mizrahi, performs choreography by John Heginbotham, bringing the thirty-minute story to life for the young––and the young at heart.
Ensemble Connect at Juilliard
As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform Schubert’s “Notturno” piano trio and Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire.
DMA Degree Recital: Sophie Delphis, voice
I will accompany mezzo-soprano Sophie Delphis in her third DMA degree recital, performing Gabriel Fauré’s song cycle La chanson d’Eve, Op. 95, in entirety.
Ensemble Connect at Carnegie Hall
As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall.
Ensemble Connect at Skidmore
As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet at Skidmore College, as part of our biannual residency.
Not Too Sweet: Carnegie Hall
As part of Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute’s Well-Being Concerts series, I will accompany Brooklyn-based flutist Annie Wu in presenting her latest classical album Not Too Sweet — named after the cheeky Chinese phrase for the perfect dessert — in a show of flute and piano music interwoven with personal stories about nostalgia, memory, and childhood.
Quartet for the End of Time
As part of the Sacred Music at Columbia series, I will perform Olivier Messiaen’s Quatuor pour le fin du temps, written while Messiaen was a prisoner of war in a German camp during World War II, with Louis Arques (clarinet), Alexander Goldberg (violin), and Cheng “Allen” Liang (cello).
Quartet for the End of Time
Piano on Park Live x Avalanche Arts presents: Olivier Messiaen’s Quatuor pour le fin du temps, written while Messiaen was a prisoner of war in a German camp during World War II, with me, Louis Arques (clarinet), Alexander Goldberg (violin), and Cheng “Allen” Liang (cello).
Not Too Sweet Tour: Charleston, WV
For the Charleston Chamber Music Society, I will accompany Brooklyn-based flutist Annie Wu in presenting her latest classical album Not Too Sweet — named after the cheeky Chinese phrase for the perfect dessert — in a show of flute and piano music interwoven with personal stories about nostalgia, memory, and childhood.
A Celebration of Ravel
As part of the Music in Midtown series, this concert will feature an all-Ravel program in the 150th anniversary year of his birth. I will perform his Impressionistic solo piano set, Miroirs, in full.
3rd DMA Degree Recital
In fulfillment of my requirements for the Doctor of Musical Arts program at the CUNY Graduate Center, I will present my third degree recital, centered around my dissertation topic (the piano music of Ed Bland). Works by Bland, Scriabin, Crawford Seeger, Stravinsky, Messiaen, Akin Euba, and Art Tatum
Tertulia x Dandelion: Not Too Sweet
Tertulia and bean-to-bar chocolate makers Dandelion team up to present Brooklyn-based flutist Annie Wu’s dessert-inspired show “Not Too Sweet" with dessert pairings.
DMA Recital: Leo De La Cruz, Oboe
I will accompany Juilliard DMA oboe student Leonardo De La Cruz in his degree recital, including works by York Bowen, Jean Coulthard, and Olivier Messiaen.
Quartet for the End of Time
I will perform Olivier Messiaen’s Quatuor pour le fin du temps, written while Messiaen was a prisoner of war in a German camp during World War II, with Louis Arques (clarinet), Alexander Goldberg (violin), and Cheng “Allen” Liang (cello).