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After a busy 2016-17 season, I'm looking forward to some great summer projects!
First off to Memphis, TN for my fifth appearance at the PRIZM International Chamber Music Festival (June 1-10) where I'll be performing some eclectic offerings including the Nonet by Afro-European composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, the Duo-Concertante of Rebecca Clarke, and the Trio for Violin, Trumpet and Piano by Eric Ewazen (with Billy Taylor, principal trumpet of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and powerhouse violinist Aisha Syed Castro) as well as the Glinka Trio Pathetique, Saint-Saens Caprice, and the Boris Blacher Divertimento. As always, looking forward to working with Memphis' talented young musicians at the PRIZM Summer Camp, and sampling the BBQ with great PRIZM colleagues.
I'll spend some time in Columbia, MO where I'm excited to announce we will be holding the second Odyssey Chamber Music Festival (July 3-15). Alongside the festival, I'll be performing the Liszt Piano Concerto No. 1 in E-flat with the Missouri Symphony in its Hot Summer Nights Festival. The performance will take place in Columbia's historic Missouri Theatre on July 15 at 7:30pm if you are in the area. Octaves, here I come!
Later in July, I'll be returning to Philadelphia, PA to teach at the Curtis Summerfest (Jul 23-Aug 5). I look forward to working with the talented young musicians, performing on the faculty concerts (Hindemith Viola Sonata, Op. 11, No. 4 and Brahms Hungarian Dances), and performing the works by young composers in the Young Artist Summer Program for Composers. It will be great to return to Rittenhouse Square and check out how much my alma mater has changed, including the new building and dormitories.
I'll end my summer projects back in Columbia, MO with the first program of the Odyssey Chamber Music Series' 14th Season on August 18th. A special concert to prepare the area for the Solar Eclipse that will take place three days later, the concert is a "celestial celebration" including Crumb's Makrokosmos III for Two Pianos and Percussion, a performance of selections from Holst's Planets for five pianos (alongside several former students), and several more planetary-themed offerings.
So it will be a busy summer, but I'm looking forward to it all! Looking forward to 2018-19, I'll be announcing some exciting new recital and recording projects in the coming months.
After a busy 2016-17 season, I'm looking forward to some great summer projects!
First off to Memphis, TN for my fifth appearance at the PRIZM International Chamber Music Festival (June 1-10) where I'll be performing some eclectic offerings including the Nonet by Afro-European composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, the Duo-Concertante of Rebecca Clarke, and the Trio for Violin, Trumpet and Piano by Eric Ewazen (with Billy Taylor, principal trumpet of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and powerhouse violinist Aisha Syed Castro) as well as the Glinka Trio Pathetique, Saint-Saens Caprice, and the Boris Blacher Divertimento. As always, looking forward to working with Memphis' talented young musicians at the PRIZM Summer Camp, and sampling the BBQ with great PRIZM colleagues.
I'll spend some time in Columbia, MO where I'm excited to announce we will be holding the second Odyssey Chamber Music Festival (July 3-15). Alongside the festival, I'll be performing the Liszt Piano Concerto No. 1 in E-flat with the Missouri Symphony in its Hot Summer Nights Festival. The performance will take place in Columbia's historic Missouri Theatre on July 15 at 7:30pm if you are in the area. Octaves, here I come!
Later in July, I'll be returning to Philadelphia, PA to teach at the Curtis Summerfest (Jul 23-Aug 5). I look forward to working with the talented young musicians, performing on the faculty concerts (Hindemith Viola Sonata, Op. 11, No. 4 and Brahms Hungarian Dances), and performing the works by young composers in the Young Artist Summer Program for Composers. It will be great to return to Rittenhouse Square and check out how much my alma mater has changed, including the new building and dormitories.
I'll end my summer projects back in Columbia, MO with the first program of the Odyssey Chamber Music Series' 14th Season on August 18th. A special concert to prepare the area for the Solar Eclipse that will take place three days later, the concert is a "celestial celebration" including Crumb's Makrokosmos III for Two Pianos and Percussion, a performance of selections from Holst's Planets for five pianos (alongside several former students), and several more planetary-themed offerings.
So it will be a busy summer, but I'm looking forward to it all! Looking forward to 2018-19, I'll be announcing some exciting new recital and recording projects in the coming months.
Solo CDs
"...These four discs contain some of the most dynamic and thrilling piano playing to be had on disc.
Peter Miyamoto is a major discovery for me and will be for you too when you acquire any or all of these CDs."
- Jerry Dubins, Fanfare Magazine, July 2014
"...These four discs contain some of the most dynamic and thrilling piano playing to be had on disc.
Peter Miyamoto is a major discovery for me and will be for you too when you acquire any or all of these CDs."
- Jerry Dubins, Fanfare Magazine, July 2014
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“...Performed with luminous clarity and a velvet touch” Gramophone Magazine “...Playing of impressive depth and ardour”
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All four of Peter Miyamoto's CDs, including Brahms Works and A Piano Recital, are featured in the Nov/Dec issue of Fanfare Magazine!
Click here for a link to his interview with and review by Colin Clarke:
Click here for a link to his interview with and review by Colin Clarke:
Click here to read the review by Jerry Dubins:
Click here to read a review of A Piano Recital by Gary Lemco in the June 2014 Audiophile Audition issue:
