Lisa Moore, piano

PIANO DIALOGUES
LEOŠ JANÁČEK  –  Sonata “From the Street”
MEADOW BRIDGHAM – Seventeen Years - the life cycle of the cicada (NY Premiere)
LEOŠ JANÁČEK  –  On An Overgrown Path
ALEXANDER SCRIABIN  –  Piano Sonata No. 10  “Insects”
LEOŠ JANÁČEK  –  In the Mist
CHARLES IVES  –  The Alcotts

Hailed as “New York’s Queen of avant-garde piano” (The New Yorker) and "Gotham’s go-to pianist for new music" (The New Yorker), the adventurous and powerfully virtuosic pianist Lisa Moore is “a tightrope walker, a daredevil” (Pitchfork). 170 years after Leoš Janáček's birth in 1854, Moore presents the composer’s three major works for piano, while centering her program around early 20th century music inspired by imagery and features of the natural world, life cycles and humanity. The concert includes the New York premiere of Meadow Bridgham’s Seventeen Years – the life cycle of a cicada – celebrating this insect's 2024 rare double brood.

The performance will include a moderated discussion between Lisa Moore and Limor Tomer, Performing Arts Curator.

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