Piano Spheres Nadia Shpachenko

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Piano Spheres: Nadia Shpachenko

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This performance by Southern California soloist Nadia Shpachenko features piano, toy piano, percussion and multimedia as part of a program of new and recent works written for her by composers based in Los Angeles and the East Coast. It includes the world premieres of three architecture-inspired works by Harold Meltzer, Lewis Spratlan and Annie Gosfield.

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