LightSoundSpace brings the world's elite musicians together with tiny and intimate audiences. Musicians work out their latest project that will appear on some of the world's most famous stages of concert performance.
Carnegie Hall. Lincoln Center. Village Vanguard. Bimhaus. Umbria Jazz and many others. Enjoy this stunning performance of high-octane jazz from the great Cuban pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba, and visit us at lightsoundspace.com for more information on our spring 2012 concert series in the shadow of Newark Airport and New York City.
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January 21 7:30PM
January 21 7:30PM
Sachiko Kato plays Bach’s Goldberg Variations.Celebrate this highly acclaimed pianist’s new Centaur release of Bach’s epic keyboard masterpiece, produced by series co-curator Jed Distler.
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The pianist will sign copies of her Goldberg Variations recording, available on sale after the concert.
Recently featured in the Juilliard centenary publication, Dance Drama Music: 100 Years of the Juilliard Schoolas one of the 100 outstanding alumni, pianist Sachiko Kato has enchanted audiences throughout the world with her beautiful sonorous sound in a wide range of repertoire. A winner of the Frinna Awerbuch International Piano Competition and the Pro-Piano Recital Series Audition, Ms. Kato has performed extensively both as soloist and chamber musician throughout the North America, South America, Japan, and Europe since a debut recital at Carnegie Weill Hall in 1994. Her pianism has been feature-broadcasted by WNYC on New Sounds, WQXR, KMZT and WKCR FM. Her performances have won such critical acclaim as: “Kato plays with finesse and a lovely, delicate touch,” and brings “interpretive clarity” with “impressively crisp fingerwork and consistent energy.” (New York Concert Review).
A champion of new music, Ms. Kato has commissioned, premiered, and recorded contemporary works. She founded Weaving Japanese Sounds, contemporary Japanese music concert project in 2004 in the hopes of facilitating cultural exchanges between the US and Japan by introducing Japanese new music to American audiences in accessible manner. The concerts are presented annually with a coterie of top-tier musicians and have been garnering critical acclaim and passionate followers.
Recently featured in the Juilliard centenary publication, Dance Drama Music: 100 Years of the Juilliard Schoolas one of the 100 outstanding alumni, pianist Sachiko Kato has enchanted audiences throughout the world with her beautiful sonorous sound in a wide range of repertoire. A winner of the Frinna Awerbuch International Piano Competition and the Pro-Piano Recital Series Audition, Ms. Kato has performed extensively both as soloist and chamber musician throughout the North America, South America, Japan, and Europe since a debut recital at Carnegie Weill Hall in 1994. Her pianism has been feature-broadcasted by WNYC on New Sounds, WQXR, KMZT and WKCR FM. Her performances have won such critical acclaim as: “Kato plays with finesse and a lovely, delicate touch,” and brings “interpretive clarity” with “impressively crisp fingerwork and consistent energy.” (New York Concert Review).
A champion of new music, Ms. Kato has commissioned, premiered, and recorded contemporary works. She founded Weaving Japanese Sounds, contemporary Japanese music concert project in 2004 in the hopes of facilitating cultural exchanges between the US and Japan by introducing Japanese new music to American audiences in accessible manner. The concerts are presented annually with a coterie of top-tier musicians and have been garnering critical acclaim and passionate followers.
