Tickets: $11
Ticket and Dining Package: $50
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Dining Package: You can make the concert a complete evening out when you purchase the concert/dining package for $50 per person. This convenient package comes complete with dinner in the Freehling Room before the performance in Bennett Gordon Hall. Dinner starts at 6:30 p.m.
To Order: Click the "Buy Now" button and select the dining package ticket option from the drop-down menu on the left side of the next page.
“Piano Music of the Americas” | ||
Gottschalk: | Souvenir de Porto Rico | |
Gottschalk: | Manchega, étude de concert | |
Griffes: | Selections from Three Tone-Pictures The Lake at Evening The Night Winds |
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Griffes: | Piano Sonata (1917–18) | |
Nazareth: | Odeon | |
Gershwin: | Three Preludes | |
Lecuona: | La conga de media noche from Danzas afro-cubanas | |
Villa-Lobos: | Lenda do Caboclo | |
Menotti: | Ricercare and Toccata on a Theme from The Old Maid and the Thief | |
Ginastera: | Piano Sonata No. 1 |
Charged with overseeing the pianists at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, Grammy Award winner Michael Lewin is himself at the head of the class, having been specially chosen to be artistic director of Steinway’s 150th anniversary gala in 2003. With accolades also including the top prize of the Franz Liszt Competition, the pianist has also drawn comparisons to the namesake, with the Charleston Post and Courier observing that “Lewin plays the Mephisto Waltz as Liszt must have—explosively and with much color and expression. … He not only has extraordinary talent, but charm, poise, and wit.” Lewin will make his Ravinia debut with what the Washington Post has also called “a controlled, awesomely intense style,” capable of making Chopin “roar passionately yet precisely” and weaving Prokofiev into “a web of childhood dreams and nightmares.”