Guest Artist Series: Collaborative Piano Masterclass with Anne Epperson
Guest Artist Series: Collaborative Piano Masterclass with Anne Epperson
About the Event
Pianist Anne Epperson has enjoyed a distinguished career as a performer, recording artist, teacher and clinician. Critics have praised her collaborative artistry: “an excellent partner . . . technical ability and musicality admirably displayed” (The New York Times), “extraordinarily sensitive and well-realized work . . . a gifted accompanist” (The Seattle Times), “eloquent support” (Los Angeles Times), “Epperson is a chamber music pianist with few peers” (Cleveland Plain Dealer).
She joined the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music faculty in 2016 as professor of collaborative piano, creating a new department (chamber and collaborative Music) housing new graduate degrees in collaborative piano and managing collaborative requirements and service for the entire school.
Join us as Epperson presents a masterclass with students from our piano division, drawing on her distinguished career as a collaborative artist and pianist.
This masterclass is graciously supported and made possible by UMD Arts for All.
About the Event
Pianist Anne Epperson has enjoyed a distinguished career as a performer, recording artist, teacher and clinician. Critics have praised her collaborative artistry: “an excellent partner . . . technical ability and musicality admirably displayed” (The New York Times), “extraordinarily sensitive and well-realized work . . . a gifted accompanist” (The Seattle Times), “eloquent support” (Los Angeles Times), “Epperson is a chamber music pianist with few peers” (Cleveland Plain Dealer).
She joined the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music faculty in 2016 as professor of collaborative piano, creating a new department (chamber and collaborative Music) housing new graduate degrees in collaborative piano and managing collaborative requirements and service for the entire school.
Join us as Epperson presents a masterclass with students from our piano division, drawing on her distinguished career as a collaborative artist and pianist.
This masterclass is graciously supported and made possible by UMD Arts for All.
Cost
Free, no tickets required.