Stefania de Kenessey – Past Concerts

Johannes Brahms — Four Pieces for Piano (Intermezzi), Op. 119
Florence Price — Piano Quintet in A minor ("I. Allegro non troppo")
Sofia Gubaidulina — Chaconne
Stefania de Kenessey — Microvids: for Solo Piano and Poetry Recitation
Frédéric Chopin — Waltz No. 7 in C-sharp minor, Op. 64, No. 2
Valerie Coleman — Portraits of Langston
Sergei Rachmaninoff — Cello Sonata in G minor, Op. 19 (arr. for viola & piano)

Program includes works by Lynn Bechtold, Stefania de Kenessey, Gene Pritsker, Joseph Pehrson, Tom Blatt, David Claman, Luis Clavijo, Dan Cooper, Adam Holzman, Velizar Iordanov, Tim Mukherjee, Anton Rovner, Mark Svenvold, Ted Sabety, Rodrigo Sigal, Roger Trefousse, Robert Voisey, and Joseph Martin Waters.

Program includes works by Zoltán Kodály, Astor Piazzolla, Isaac Albéniz, Carlos Gardel, Franz Joseph Haydn, Liu Tieshan, Mao Yuan, Chen Gang, He Zhanhao, Huang Haihuai, Jean Sibelius, and Stefania de Kenessey.

Beth Anderson — Nightsong (world premiere)
Stefania de Kenessey — Cantata – The Names of Woman (world premiere)
Laura Kaminsky — Uncover for flute, clarinet, violin, & cello (revised version)
Catherine Neville — Aedh Wishes for Clothe from Heaven (world premiere)
Nailah Nombeko — Indian Woman's Death Song for soprano & violin
Faye-Ellen Silverman — Translations for violin & cello

Beth Anderson — Nightsong (world premiere)
Stefania de Kenessey — Cantata – The Names of Woman (world premiere)
Laura Kaminsky — Uncover for flute, clarinet, violin, & cello (revised version)
Catherine Neville — Aedh Wishes for Clothe from Heaven (world premiere)
Nailah Nombeko — Indian Woman's Death Song for soprano & violin
Faye-Ellen Silverman — Translations for violin & cello

Beata Moon — Prelude
Stefania de Kenessey — Microvids: for Solo Piano and Poetry Recitation (world premiere)
Niloufar Nourbakhsh — F I X E D HbeaRt (for piano & electronics)
Kim D. Sherman — Selected works
Kim D. Sherman — Quiet Poems
Kim D. Sherman — Four Moods
Harold Arlen / William Hirtz — Wizard of Oz Fantasy

Program includes works by Gene Pritsker, Debra Kaye, Sophie Dunér, Dennis Báthory-Kitsz, Dan Cooper, Geoffrey Burleson, Carlton Holmes, Stefania de Kenessey, Mark Kostabi, and Dina Pruzhansky.