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Mists, Games and Poetry with pianist Genevieve Feiwen Lee
Join pianist Genevieve Feiwen for a night of music.
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Pianist Genevieve Feiwen Lee performs music by Mozart, Schumann, Janček, Schubert, Kurtg and Ge Gan-ru on piano and toy instruments.
Ms. Lee has excited audiences from New York City to Changsha, China in solo, chamber and ensemble performances. Her first orchestral appearance came at age 12, and since has been a guest with orchestras from Brazil to the U.S. As an active collaborative artist shes performed with XTET, is a founding member of the Mojave Trio, and can be heard on Albany Records An American Collage with DAnna Fortunato, among others.
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