This "pour le Piano" is the first piano solo album and is like a collection of songs by composers from different eras such as Scarlatti, Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev and Francesca Eunhyang Choi's compositions.
3rd mov of Tres Baladillas. : Baladilla de la Estrella Perdida of Anton Garia Abril
The New York Chamber Players Orchestra delivered a powerful and inspiring performance of J.S. Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, offering one of the season’s most memorable classical concerts in New York. Known for its musical precision and artistic versatility, the orchestra showcased exceptional Baroque interpretation, warm ensemble balance, and expressive musical detail.
This performance of Bach’s Christmas Oratorio highlighted the ensemble’s commitment to historical style and vibrant storytelling. Audiences praised the orchestra for its clarity, energy, and emotional depth—qualities that have made the New York Chamber Players Orchestra a rising presence in the New York classical music scene.
For music lovers seeking outstanding New York classical performances, this event reaffirmed the orchestra’s reputation as a leading ensemble dedicated to delivering high-quality concerts throughout the city.https://opera24.it/a-long-awaited-and-unexpected-premiere-in-new-york/
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Yamaha Music Conservatory, 18-00 Fair lawn Ave, Fair Lawn, Fair lawn, NJ
Yamaha Music Conservatory Faculty Concert with Cellist Amanda Wei
The Yamaha Music Conservatory presents its upcoming Faculty Concert, featuring acclaimed cellist Amanda Wei in an evening of exceptional chamber music. This special performance highlights the artistry of the Conservatory’s distinguished faculty and offers audiences one of the season’s notable classical music events in New York. Join us for a inspiring program that showcases outstanding cello performance, collaborative ensemble playing, and the Conservatory’s commitment to high-level music education and community engagement.
Conductor: Giacomo Franci
Piano: Eunhyang Choi
Orchestra: The New York Chamber Players
Celebrate the Christmas season with an inspiring performance of J.S. Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, presented by the NYSC Chorus at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. These two special concerts bring together an exceptional musical team to illuminate one of Bach’s most cherished masterpieces.
The performances will be led by conductor Giacomo Franci, whose refined artistry and insightful interpretation bring depth and vitality to every note. At the piano is Eunhyang Choi, known for her expressive sensitivity and elegant musicality.
Joining them is the distinguished New York Chamber Players, a professional chamber orchestra of 42 musicians dedicated to vibrant and accessible performances of primarily classical repertoire. About two-thirds of the ensemble is composed of core members, while the remaining positions are filled through regular auditions—reflecting the organization’s commitment to providing opportunities for New York City’s many deserving professional musicians.
The Artistic Director welcomes performers of all nationalities and backgrounds, embracing the rich diversity that defines New York City. The ensemble’s mission is to promote live classical music for contemporary audiences through innovative and engaging concert formats. These can include spontaneous communication with the audience, alternative lighting effects, or the inclusion of dancers—creative elements designed to enrich the experience, especially in modern or contemporary works.
Composed in 1734, Bach’s Christmas Oratorio expresses the wonder and joy of the Nativity through radiant chorales, celebratory orchestral writing, and deeply moving vocal passages. This collaboration promises a vivid, powerful performance that invites the audience into the heart of the Christmas story.
Performance Dates
Saturday, November 30 at 3:15 PM
Saturday, December 7 at 4:00 PM
Location: Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Join us for a musical celebration filled with warmth, artistry, and the spirit of the season.
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel, 65-67 Havemeyer St, Brooklyn, NY 11211
New York Chamber Orchestra and Chorus concert Bach Christmas Oratorio
Bach Christmas Oratorio Conductor: Giacomo Franci & Piano: Eunhyang Choi
Gratitude and Appreciation
I am deeply grateful to all who supported me throughout my recent performance at the Kaufman Music Hall in the Lincoln Center on March 23rd. It was an unforgettable experience, and I couldn't have done it without the help and encouragement from so many wonderful individuals. To my family, friends, colleagues, and mentors, your unwavering belief in me gave me the strength to give my best performance. Thank you for your guidance, love, and encouragement!
As I prepare for the Music International Grand Prix Finals on April 26th, I am filled with both excitement and gratitude. This opportunity to compete as a finalist is an honor, and I will carry the lessons from my recent performance with me into the next stage of my musical journey.
To all those who have supported me along the way: your generosity and kindness inspire me every day. I look forward to continuing this journey, sharing my music, and striving for excellence with all of you by my side.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart
March 8th, 1:00 PM – Cello Duet at Carnegie Hall
Experience an afternoon of captivating music with a beautiful cello duet at the renowned Carnegie Hall. Join us for an unforgettable performance that promises to enchant and elevate your musical senses.
March 23rd, 4:00 PM – Piano Solo at Lincoln Center's Kaufman Music Hall
Delight in an extraordinary piano solo performance at the iconic Lincoln Center, Kaufman Music Hall. Let the music take you on a journey as the artist showcases exceptional talent and artistry.
Come and be part of these extraordinary moments of musical mastery! Mark your calendars!