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Nathaniel Rosen Plays Baroque and Romantic Cello Recital

Nathaniel Rosen Plays Baroque and Romantic Cello RecitalA Concert in Memory of Priscilla Moorman
This concert is generously underwritten by the Moorman family. Donations to PCM in memory of Priscilla Moorman gratefully accepted.


Nathaniel Rosen, cello
Mary Au, piano

Program:
Desplanes | Intrada
Tessarini | Cello Sonata in F major
Brahms | Cello Sonata No. 1 in E minor, Op. 38
Bach | Cello Suite No.3 in C major, BWV 1009
Schumann | Fantasiestücke, Op. 73
Schubert-Piatigorsky | Theme and Variations



Cellist NATHANIEL ROSEN gained American recognition upon winning the 1977 International Naumburg Competition, and international stardom the following year when he became the only American cellist ever to win the Gold Medal at the Tchaikovsky International Competition.

About Nathaniel Rosen
At age six, Rosen began studying the cello with Eleonore Schoenfeld in his native California. Seven years later he met the legendary Gregor Piatigorsky, who soon became his teacher and mentor. By 22, Rosen had become his assistant as well, a post he retained for five years. Since then, he has been the esteemed guest soloist with the world’s foremost orchestras, including the New York, Los Angeles, and Czech philharmonics the Leipzig Gewandhaus the Philadelphia, Minnesota, and Dresden State orchestras l’Orchestre de la Suisse Romande and the London, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Dallas, Houston, and Vancouver symphonies. In recent seasons he has performed regularly in Europe and Japan, as well as a variety of solo and chamber appearances throughout North America.

At 17, Nathaniel Rosen toured the Soviet Union as a finalist in the Third International Tchaikovsky Competition, where he was the youngest of the 42 competing cellists, and one of three Americans to win a prize. He returned the Moscow twelve years later (1978) and became, with violinist Elmar Oliveira, the first Gold Medal-winning American instrumentalists since Van Cliburn (1958).


Presenter / Producer: Pasadena Conservatory of music

Listed Categories
Music > Classical
Music > Chamber Music


Event Phone: 626-683-3355

Venue
Pasadena Conservatory of Music
100 North Hill Avenue
Pasadena CA 91106

Regions:
Pasadena / San Gabriel Valley


Performance Dates: 4/28/2024
Sunday, 04/28/2024

Performance Times
4 pm

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