Praised for her “bewitching detail and thunderous power” (New York Music Daily), award-winning Armenian-American concert pianist Kariné Poghosyan will return to Carnegie Hall to present one of her most unique and demanding programs yet.
Poghosyan will perform “Folk Themes” on February 1 at Weill Recital Hall inside Carnegie Hall.
Her performance celebrates the release of her new album under the same name on Parma Recordings’ classical label Navona Records.
The program will be a magical combination of works by lesser-performed masters such as Komitas Vardapet and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and beloved renowned masterpieces by Edvard Grieg and Franz Liszt.
A CD signing will be held after the concert. The recital is presented by the Permanent Mission of Republic of Armenia to the UN.
Tickets range from $35 to $75 and are available online.
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She is a gifted pianist/looking forward to her upcoming live performance @Carnegie Hall!