Seattle Chamber Orchestra presents "Pianist Eleonor Bindman"

• Eleonor Bindman, piano

Join us at 7:15pm for a pre-concert talk. Concert begins at 8pm. Admission includes the pre-concert talk, the performance, accompanied by drinks and appetizers.  

A Note Regarding Parking: You can park in the Plymouth Church's own parking lot, accessible at 515 University St, Seattle, WA 98101.

About Seattle Chamber Orchestra

Founded in 2021, Seattle Chamber Orchestra seeks to bring music lovers tantalizing combinations of the traditional and modern, performed by world-class professional musicians. Brought to life through thoughtful programming that educates as much as it inspires, SCO seeks to reinvigorate live classical music, which has suffered most of all during the pandemic, by providing opportunities musicians and audiences to explore new music and challenge established boundaries.

About Eleonor Bindman, piano

"Prepare to be surprised" (Classical Archives) by pianist, arranger, and teacher Eleonor Bindman. Known worldwide for "Bach playing of the highest order" (Pianodao) after releasing recordings of her original transcriptions of J.S. Bach, Bindman combines her passions of teaching and performing to bring great new repertoire to piano lovers of all kinds through her transcriptions, scores, and recordings.

Bindman's recording of her arrangement of the J.S. Bach Brandenburg Concertos for Piano Duet with pianist Jenny Lin was declared "breathtaking in its sheer precision and vitality" by Pianist Magazine and quickly became the best-selling album for the label, Grand Piano, in 2018. The scores of the Brandenburg Duets are available from Naxos Publishing and the printed versions are published by "Muzyka" Edition. The success and reach of the Brandenburg Duets led Bindman to create, Stepping Stones to Bach, a set of 48 easy/intermediate piano arrangements of J.S. Bach orchestral masterworks. Then came the unprecedented J.S. Bach: Cello Suites for Solo Piano, an accurate piano transcription of Bach’s iconic set which was recorded in 2020 and made its debut on the Billboard Traditional Classical Charts at #7.

Eleonor Bindman is currently based in New York City, where she is an active recording artist, performer, and teacher.