Piano Cleveland 2021 Annual Report

2021 ANNUAL REPORT

A Y E A R I N R EV I EW

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If the past eighteen months have taught us anything, it is that

innovation is the key to artistic survival.

Last year, in an effort to support the future of piano music

and artists during the pandemic, we hosted our first-ever

online piano competition, Virtu(al)oso, and introduced remote

programs like Virtual PianoKids and The Quarantine Concerts

that put music into homes across the globe. This helped inspire

music lovers and gave hope to artists both in Cleveland and

around the world at a time of great professional and financial

uncertainty.

Although 2021 continued to present challenges to our artistic

planning, we were determined to present our signature event,

the Cleveland International Piano Competition, even in a

new format. This year’s CIPC reminded everyone why this

competition is considered among the finest in the world. The

first stages, recorded in ten locations worldwide, showcased

incredible pianistic artistry. The eight Semi-Finalists selected

to come to Cleveland captivated audiences in every moment

of their performances, from traditional repertoire to original

transcriptions of popular tunes, presented for the first time

in any competition. And of course, the Final Round with The

Cleveland Orchestra consisted of four memorable concerto

interpretations and received rave reviews in national and

international media.

Beyond the competition, we created new ways for our

listeners to engage with the world of piano music. The

Listening Series — three presentations aimed at those wishing

to know more about piano music — brought hundreds of new

followers to our organization, and interactive events like Trivia

Night continued to show that piano music can be fun and

enjoyable even outside the concert hall. And to conclude this

year’s programs, we presented PianoFlicks, featuring young

musicians creativity in making original videos that combined

piano music with theater, animation and humor to enhance

people’s appreciation and love of music.

Innovation is key to Piano Cleveland’s vision of encouraging

the discovery and appreciation of piano music while

supporting pianists to achieve their full potential. We cannot

wait to share our 2022 programming with you!

A NOTE FROM THE LEADERSHIP TEAM

Yaron KohlbergPRESIDENT

Marissa Glynias Moore, Ph.D. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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200,000+VIEWS

76 COUNTRIES

A COMPETITIONLIKE NEVER BEFORE OUR JURY

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Local piano leaders served as our Screening jury, helping to select the most promising young pianists

Free concerts for the Cleveland community, featuring local artists and CIPC Semi-Finalists

Recording locations around the world, from Germany to Israel to Japan to Brazil

Outstanding international musicians served as our CIPC jurors, bringing perspectives from seven countries to select our Medalists

Local students performing inthree masterclasses with ourworld-renowned jury members

In-person attendees across all events of the CIPC

CRITICS RAVE ABOUT 2021 CIPC MIXON FIRST PRIZE WINNER,MARTÍN GARCÍA GARCÍA (24) FROM SPAIN:

“As soloist in Rachmaninoff’s Third Concerto,he projected wonderful warmth and expansiveness.”

- International Piano Magazine

“A commanding and poetic final round performance.” - Musical America Ph

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DID YOU KNOW? Semi-Finalists demonstrated their

love for popular music through transcriptions of Bohemian

Rhapsody, West Side Story,and Mission: Impossible.

For the first time, program noteswere provided for every piece

performed at CIPC

The Cleveland International Piano Competition is among the most intense, highly regarded, and highly rewarded musical contests in the world. It attracts top talent from around the globe and only a small fraction of applicants are granted admission...”- Cleveland.com

In-person rounds of the Cleveland International Piano Competition began on July 29th, with four Semi-Final sessions held at the Gartner Auditorium of the Cleveland Museum of Art. Our four Finalists then performed chamber music with the Escher String Quartet, and their final concertos were accompanied by The Cleveland Orchestra at Severance Hall.

Semi-Finalists Ying Li and Honggi Kim pair upin a four-hands performance, a new feature

for this year’s CIPC.

IN-PERSON ROUNDS

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Mixon First Prize

Semi-Finalists

Finalists

Contestants

CLEVELAND INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION

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TRUE OR FALSE? Dynamic duo Yaron Kohlberg and Zsolt Bognár hosted our first-ever Trivia Night at the Music Box Supper Club - you guessed it, TRUE! We welcomed teams who tested their classical music and piano knowledge for a chance to win a Cleveland musical prize package.

The Cleveland-wide pursuit to explore one-of-a-kind art in a one-of-a-kind city! 15 locations hosted repurposed pianos, with musically-inspired artwork created by local artists that highlighted Cleveland’s unique history and culture.

Beck Center for the ArtsBOP STOPCleveland MetroparksCleveland Public LibraryCleveland Public Square

InterContinental ClevelandJulia De Burgos Cultural Arts CenterLittle ItalyThe Van Aken DistrictThe Music Settlement

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame University CircleUH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital UH Seidman Cancer CenterWaterlooArts

Our Listening Series, Prelude to Piano, explored piano history and interpretation over the course of three virtual sessions. Our hosts

took audiences from the couch to the concert hall, giving them an inside look at how pianists (and jury members!) listen to piano music.

LISTENING SERIES

PARTICIPATING LOCATIONS

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Piano at Waterloo Arts, painted by Jamie Cohen-Kiraly

I LOVE A PIANO(AND YOU WILL TOO)

Hosted byMarshall Griffith

LISTENING TO MUSIC(WITHOUT FEELING LOST)

Hosted byCaroline Oltmanns

WHAT MAKES IT GREAT(AND NOT JUST GOOD)?

Hosted byYaron Kohlberg


PianoFlicks showcased the creativity of six musicians, who went beyond traditional piano performance to tell unique stories through short video “flicks.”

Submissions came to us from across our Piano Cleveland community, including past contestants, their children, and affiliates!

PIANO FLICKS

The Bravo Piano gala, sponsored by KeyBank, was creatively reimagined for our current times, taking place over four evenings from August 8-11, 2021 at the beautiful lakeside Shoreby Club. This unique, outdoor format allowed for socially-distant groups to gather and celebrate Cleveland’s support for the pinnacle of classical music artistry.

Bravo Piano was chaired by Mrs. Henry G. Brownell II, Mrs. Donald B. McCann, Mrs. Victor Scaravilli, and Mrs. Joseph D. Sullivan, with Corporate Chairs John E. Herman and Beth Rankin.

Named in honor of Clara T. Rankin, President’s Council member and longtime supporter of the CIPC, the Clara T. Rankin Medalist Circle was established to honor gifts of $25,000 or higher given to directly support the engagement of The Cleveland Orchestra for the Final Round of the CIPC.

CLARA T. RANKIN MEDALIST CIRCLE

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$475,000RAISED

663ATTENDEES

58SPONSORS

WATCHED IN 22 COUNTRIES BY 1300+ VIEWERS

These generous donors fully underwrote our

collaboration with The Cleveland Orchestra for the 2021 Competition.


Presented in Cleveland-area schools in Fall of 2021 were programs that included an interactive adaptation of the childhood favorite, Saint-Saens’ Carnival of the Animals. Future projects include a PianoLab with state-of-the-art digital keyboards.

Our education and community engagement initiatives create experiences for piano enthusiasts of all ages, culture, and socio-economic backgrounds. Together, we hope to ignite a passion for piano in our community and enrich the lives of all who participate in our programs.

This program matches pianos looking for new homes with suitable recipients, which include students, community centers & rehabilitation centers. In its first year, we have already placed seven pianos and two keyboards with students and community spaces.

Already in a short amount of time, [the piano] has helped immensely. They just respond really quickly to it...It’s a game-changer. It really makes the music program - a music program.”

-Kimberly Papa, music teacher at Paul L. Dunbar Elementary School, Cleveland Metropolitan School District, on the recent donation of a piano through our program.

Our online web series of 14 videos takes young listeners around the world to learn the building blocks of music, reaching over 1,000 views.

VIRTUAL PIANO KIDS

CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT

Outreach Artists began performing again after a year-long Covid-19 hiatus at five local senior living facilities. 20 concerts were performed throughout the year for 900 audience members.

COMMUNITY CONCERTS

CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF THE ARTS AND VERB BALLET

Presented with Heights Arts, our reimagined Family Fun Day featured interactive performances along with fun arts and craft activities for 150 attendees.

FAMILY FUN DAY

OPEN TONE MUSIC

A new annual arts collaboration with Verb Ballet, bringing musical performance, dance, costume design and visual arts together for students at the Cleveland School of the Arts. This partnership will culminate in a public performance in Spring 2022.

An afterschool lesson program provided 12 students with new keyboards and weekly lessons. In Fall 2021 a week-long Keyboard Residency was presented at four Boys and Girls Club location across Northeast Ohio.

EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

PIANO AND KEYBOARD DONATION PROGRAMCLARA T. RANKIN MEDALIST CIRCLE

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SPONSORS


$100

$200

$300

$500

$1,000

$2,500

$3,500

Purchase a new digital keyboard for a Cleveland-area student

Duo performance at a senior living facility

Gift of a donated piano to a student or community space

The creative vision of a local visual artist through the Grand Piano Pursuit

Performance of one of our 2021 CIPC Medalists in the community

Videography for a virtual CIPC performance

Broadcast the CIPC worldwide through Ideastream Public Media and Medici.tv

THIS YEAR, YOUR GENEROSITY HAS SUPPORTED THE FOLLOWING:

Bravo Piano GalaFoundation and Government SupportIndividual GivingBox OfficeEndowment (general and prizes)SponsorshipsIn-KindCommunity Engagement Fees Other

Cleveland International Piano CompetitionGeneral and AdministrativePromotionalFundraisingOffice CostsEducation and Non-CIPC Programming

$475,793$418,925$401,569$135,378$66,570$29,000$15,300$15,107

$612

$822,294$337,934

$121,714$118,384$76,724$33,373

REVENUE& SUPPORT

EXPENSES


A big THANK YOU to our:

Members of our Contestant Host and Jury Host Committees welcomed our guests to Cleveland, ensuring they enjoyed our wonderful city. We are also so grateful to our ushers!

Among many wonderful partners who made the CIPC possible, we are honored to be a Steinway & Sons competition, and are particularly grateful to Steinway Piano Gallery Cleveland for their support.

Mark Dumm, Alan Bise, and all of our recording partners around the world, who provided the highest quality virtual performances. A special thanks to our staff Crystal Carlson, Emily Shelley, Leslie Dumm, Nicole Mieske Knab and Patrick Bradford, host Zsolt Bognár, competition support staff Catherine Baek, Luke Dumm, and Anna O’Connell, and Front Porch Solutions.

Mark AndreiniMark AvsecRobin L. BaumWilliam P. Blair IIIKathleen A. ColemanPeggy DemitrackDavid DusekRegina EisenbergStephen H. GariepyJustine GevisserCatherine Good BrulportJohn E. HermanBonnie IvancicLinda L. McDonald, Ph.D.Charles MichenerDebbie NealeNinna PetterssonBeth RankinDavid J. ReimerAstri SeidenfeldMary SmithJeffry L. Weiler

Zeda W. BlauCO-CHAIR

Jill Goubeaux ClarkIMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR

Anne AmesFIRST VICE CHAIR

Gina JeckeringSECRETARY

Herb WainerCO-CHAIR

Kenneth R. NilsestuenTREASURER

Gertrude K. ChisholmSECOND VICE CHAIR

J. Donald Cairns ° Jill Goubeaux Clark °Rand Curtiss °James E. Gibbs °Ted Good °Teresa Good °Malachi * and Barbara MixonDieter H. Myers* ° and Bonnie MyersJeffry L. Weiler °Edwin Weiner °

° Past Chair* Deceased

Suzanne R. Blaser, Co-ChairLloyd Max Bunker, Co-ChairEd AlixJames J. BalaguerLesley M. BrownRobert ConradJoseph G. CorsaroDr. Mark H. CurleyPatricia GaskinsJeanette GaulMartha H. HaleIris HarvieJanet W. HavenerVera HolczerRonnie LernerM. Lee MaxwellHedy MilgromStanley W. MorgensternPeta MoskowitzAmy B. MullinLinda Olejko

Joan OstendorfCarol Arnold PorterGeorge H.L. PorterRayka RadivoyevitchClara T. RankinMichael ReyzisZoya ReyzisWilliam C. Sheldon MDLinda ShuckLinda Rocker SilverbergSusan StagnoSteve SzilagyiRyan J. TerranoJeanne TobinRick TomsickMartha C. TownsWulf UtianJames R. VennerLinda Anne VennerElaine Weiner

VOLUNTEERS PARTNERS PROFESSIONAL STAFF

BOARD AND PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL

BOARD OF DIRECTORS HONORARY DIRECTORS PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL

A special thanks to Herb Wainer and Zeda Blau for leading Piano Clevelandthrough these challenging pandemic times!


LEADERSHIP SOCIETY$50,000 AND ABOVECuyahoga Arts and CultureMr.* and Mrs. A. Malachi Mixon IIILinda and Jim Venner °

$25,000 - $49,999Cleveland Institute of MusicPeggy and Thomas Demitrack °Horizons FundHyster-Yale Materials Handling Inc. °Tom and Diann MannJohn P. Murphy FoundationNACCO Industries, Inc. °Dr. Gösta and Ninna PetterssonFrank H. and Nancy L. Porter Fund at the Cleveland Foundation °Beth and Clay RankinAstri Seidenfeld °Steinway & SonsSteinway Piano Gallery ClevelandHerb and Jody WainerPenni and Steve Weinberg Fund °

$10,000 - $24,999Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan and Aronoff, LLPWilliam P. BlairZeda BlauCase Western Reserve UniversityGertrude K. and Homer D. W. ChisholmJill and Paul ClarkCleveland-Cliffs, Inc.Kathleen ColemanWilliam O. and Gertrude Lewis Frohring FoundationRoe GreenFlorence Kahane Goodman Family Donor Advised FundIda and Irwin HaberJohn and Lori HermanRichard Horvitz and Erica Hartman-Horvitz FoundationInterContinental ClevelandKaulig CompaniesDavid and Inez Myers FoundationOhio Arts CouncilClara T. RankinThe Wheeler Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999AnonymousThe B. Charles and Jay G. Ames Foundation Luke and Robin BaumGene BeerYuval Brisker Charitable FoundationCalfee, Halter & Griswold LLPRobert R. and Gay C. Cull Family Foundation Nancy and Richard DotsonFirst National BankDr. Edward S. Godleski James Graham and David DusekJones DayBetty and John KemperNorman Levin and Mady FriedmanDr. Linda McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. OsenarJeanne and Tony Paras

George H.L. and Carol Arnold Porter Barbara S. RobinsonJerry SeligmanRenee and Brad SeybertDaniel and Linda SilverbergMary and Nathaniel SmithMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. SullivanJeff and Sue WeilerMorry and Judy Weiss

$3,500 - $4,999Mark and Maria AndreiniBakerHostetlerLaura BauschardSuzanne and Jim BlaserMrs. Henry G. Brownell IICleveland Israel Arts ConnectionJoseph and Susan CorsaroDealer Tire LLCDavid and Frances DickensonE2G | The Equity Engineering Group, Inc.Hahn Loeser & Parks LLPMartha and Steven HaleIndustrial Manufacturing CompanyMr. and Mrs. William V. IvancicKent State UniversityMs. Jan R. LewisDebbie NealeKenneth and Patricia NilsestuenThe NRP GroupOne SevenNoha and Philip Ryder

SUPPORTERS$2,500 - $3,499Joanne and Richard ClarkSusan H. Conrad and Robert A. ConradRand and Beth Curtiss Raffaele Di Lallo and David Reimer Rebecca F. DunnStephen H. Gariepy and Nancy SinJustine and John GevisserSeth and Lilli HarrisIris and Tom HarvieJack, Joseph and Morton Mandel FoundationNancy W. McCannDr. and Mrs. Beno MichelDr. Roland W. & Peta Moskowitz Family Donor Advised FundKim SherwinDr. and Mrs. Wulf H. UtianCarol VandenbergDan and Ellen Zelman Family Foundation

$1,000 - $2,499AnonymousEdward AlixJames E. Bennett III and Kathie BrandtBernadotte Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. John P. BertschDr. Erol and Laura BeytasMary and Richard BoleBrenda and Marshall Brown

Stephen and Jean BucchieriLloyd Max Bunker and Anthony BianchiJohn and Tana Carney Family FoundationJoanne and Richard ClarkCleveland State UniversityKaren and Kenneth ConleySusan H. Conrad and Robert A. ConradRobert ConradCharles and Grosvie CooleyRand and Beth CurtissBarbara Ann DavisShirley B. DawsonRosemary DeiomaJanet and David DixCorrine L. Dodero Foundation for the Arts & SciencesRebecca F. DunnChaim EfrimaMr. and Mrs. David ElkAvroy and Roslyn FanaroffRobert and Mia FaxonChar and Chuck FowlerFox Family FoundationAdam Friedman and Lydia ParkerStephen H. Gariepy and Nancy SinJustine and John GevisserTeresa and Ted GoodRobert GossNancy GriffithJohn and Christiane GuinnessDiane L. Collier and Robert J. GuraCarol B. HallSeth and Lilli HarrisIris and Tom HarviePaul and Janet HavenerStephen and Amy HoffmanMartin and Maria HokeMarguerite B. HumphreyBeverly IngramCynthia KnightStephen & Judith Kovach Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Anthony LaPlacaMark and Ellen LevineCathy LincolnAgnes LoefflerThe Lubrizol FoundationDavid and Heidi MagnusonThe Milton and Tamar Maltz Family FoundationJack, Joseph and Morton Mandel FoundationLee Maxwell and Michael PruntyNancy W. McCannMcCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Liffman Co., LPADrs. Lynne S. Megerian and Cliff A. MegerianDr. and Mrs. Beno MichelCharles MichenerBarbara MillerCharlene MoonMr. and Mrs. Warren MorrisDr. Roland W. & Peta Moskowitz Family Donor Advised FundMrs. Roland MoskowitzMoss Gift FundMusic and Drama ClubNew England Conservatory of MusicLinda and John Olejko

Our work is only possible with your supportGIFTS GIVEN FROM NOVEMBER 1, 2020 TO OCTOBER 15, 2021

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Sam and Sandy SmithBill StigelmanHarriet UdelsonCathy and Scott WallensteinSheila A. Wyse

$200 - $299AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Peter W. AdamsBonnie M. BakerMr. and Mrs. William C. BeckenbachMr. and Mrs. James H. BerickJeffrey and Margie BiggarLisa BoykoCarole BrownJane CampbellJo CowanElisabeth CunnaneDr. Diane M. De GraziaGail M. EovitoMelissa FoxFulton Family FundMarguerite GilbertFrank and Maureen GreiciusDr. Catherine and James HackneyCourtney and Samuel HalleMichael and Linda HealeyMonica HoughtonTerence and Joyce IsakovMark and Sue IvancicGloria JansonMaxine KarnsGail KichlerAndrew and Joan KohnRichard and Anna LeeLinda LeeMichael MalyJohn and Mary ManosLloyd and Noreen MazurRichard J. MoroscakDavid MuniakJohn and Margaret O’BrienNicholas and Anne OganNantana PadenPeter PetersonElisabeth C. PlaxRayka RadivoyevitchLinda RobertsonMargaret RobinsonStewart and Bonnie RollNeal and Sherri ShaperoMichael SotakJonathan and Catherine StamlerTerry and Sally StewartLisa-Jean SylviaJoseph H. and Ellen B. Thomas FoundationDina ToliverSharon and Roger VailJohn Van VleetTowar N. VilasAnthony VisconsiMary Jo Zingale

Richard and Cheri PaceMarianne S. PaulV. Lillian Politella TrustGeralyn M. Presti and Dr. John SedorThe Albert B. & Audrey G. Ratner Family FoundationAlbert B. and Audrey G. RatnerRaffaele Di Lallo and David Reimer Cici RileyBrad and Sharon SandersMr. and Mrs. Victor J. ScaravilliDrs. Joanne and Michael SchwartzRichard SchwarzKim SherwinAmy ShurtzClifford and Marianne SmithDiane M. StackGail and David I. SteinSteve Szilagyi and Jodi KanterDr. Jordan and Jeanne TobinMartha and Edward TownsDr. and Mrs. Wulf H. UtianCarol VandenbergCarole Hershey WaltersNeil WeinbergerPeter and Laurie WeinbergerLucy and Charles WellerMr. and Mrs. Robert WeltmanJames and Debbie WertBarbara and David WolfortDonald and Katie WoodcockDan and Ellen Zelman Family Foundation

$500 - $999Jay and Janet AuWerterFaisal and Laurice BakaeenMarilyn M. Bedol Philanthropic FundJames R. and Victoria S. Bell Gift FundHoward and Ellen BenderJames and Mary BrightRichard and Kaja BuchananMr. and Mrs. Harry Carlson, Jr.Josie and John ChapmanWilliam M. Cole, Jr. and Kurt KarisMarti and Jeff DavisMr. and Mrs. William DonahueJim and Solveig EliosPaula M. Forma-Paslawski and Peter A. PaslawskiMaureen Frey and Adam MunsonJerry and Pat FritzJoseph GallinJoy E. GarapicPeggy and John GarsonPatricia M. GaskinsRick GiesenWalter and Anne GinnGerald and Sara Jane GoldsteinCynthia Graham and Peter SampsonLynn GrossDonald GutierrezMary Louise HahnLinda and James HaynesBruce HeareyHeinen’sDavid and Linda Holzheimer

Jeffrey and Sally HuntsbergerPaul and Audrey IngersollBrian and Gina JeckeringNancy Kurfess Johnson FundRobert and Linda KatzMichael KayKeys Family FundMichael Krasnyansky and Gladisa GuadalupeAdrian and Margaret KrudySusan and Howard LevinDrs. Todd and Susan LockeRichard J. and Patricia M. MartinPeter and Susi MeiselMargorie and Dan T. Moore IIIPete and Kristin MorrisonKara MoskowitzChuck and Donna NemerWilliam J. and Katherine T. O`Neill, Jr.Cathy A. PollardKathy Porcen and Phillip RobinsonCarrie RadivoyevitchRadivoyevitch Family FundHedy Rapeport and Jim IrwinAlex and Raffaela RokakisDavid and Enid RosenbergRosencrans Family FoundationMichael RuffingMrs. Linda Cornell SmytheJan and Bill SternKaren StrangJoe and Ellen ThomasMichael and Mimy TongThe Triple T FoundationMaryLou Vermerris and Jim PivarskiDrs. Felix and Inna VilinskySteven and Trudy Wiesenberger

$300 - $499AnonymousCharles Abookire, Jr.Lynne BajecVictoria BarazAl and Ann BuescherMarcia P. FloydGreg and Kathy FreehAnn G. Freimuth Philanthropic FundMarshall and Anne GriffithMarietta G. GulliaMartha S. HardingSue P. HarrisonGeoffrey and Susan LeffertsStephen and Lillian LevineMary Kay MaxsonArleen McDermottHedy and Michael MilgromStanley W. MorgensternGrafton Nunes and Effie TsengasClaudia Woods and David OsageMr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Reeves, Jr.Renée RogersArleen SchreiberMarilyn Shea-StonumCharna ShermanRichard Shirey

* Deceased

° Donor to the Clara T. Rankin Medalist Circle

Our work is only possible with your supportGIFTS GIVEN FROM NOVEMBER 1, 2020 TO OCTOBER 15, 2021

LISTENING SERIESApril 27

May 11

June 1 & 2

Piano Duos with 2021 CIPC Medalists Lovre Marušić

and Byeol Kim

July 24 – August 14Celebrating the piano in all of its

forms through community programs, a traveling piano truck, and

featured performances, including:

· Duo Amal· Igudesman & Joo

· Michelle Cann· Dueling Pianos Gala Experience

and Concert, featuring Jackie Warren and Omri Mor

20600 Chagrin Boulevard Suite 1110Shaker Heights, OH 44122

(216) 707-5397PIANOCLEVELAND.ORG

OCTOBER (TBA)We are thrilled to present our 2021 Mixon First Prize Winner, Martín García García, in his

Carnegie Hall Debut.

Stay tuned for details and for a chance to experience New York

City with Piano Cleveland!

Beethoven Late Sonataswith Jonathan Biss

Jazz Improvisationwith Gerald Clayton

PIANO FESTIVAL

UPCOMING EVENTS

NYC DEBUT

SPRING SUMMER FALL

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