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2010

January 17, Concerto Performance with Pennsylvania Centre Orchestra
W. A. Mozart Piano Concerto in A Major, K. 488.
Pennsylvania Centre Orchestra, Douglas Meyer, conductor, Enrico Elisi, soloist.
Esber Hall, Penn State University, State College, Pennsylvania.
Time TBA.
January 19, in Memory of Robert Schumann (1810-2010)
Dichterliebe and Frauen Liebe und Leben
with Ted Christopher, Jennifer Trost, and Enrico Elisi
January 23, PSU Piano Audition Day
Undergraduates: schedule an audition. Graduates: schedule and audition.
January 24, St. John the Evangelist, Altoona
Preview concert: the Chihara Trio (Anthony Costa, clarinet, Tim Deighton, viola, Enrico Elisi, piano)
January 28, Musica Nova at Penn State University
Musica Nova. Contemporary Music. Performance of Paul Chihara Sonata for Viola and Piano. Preview (performance) of Kye Ryung Park's latest work, Flusso, for viola and piano.
January 31, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, New York City

Performance with violist Timothy Deighton.
Program: premiere of Paul Chihara Sonata for Viola and Piano (especially revised for this occasion with a newly written third movement). Location: New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center / Bruno Walter Auditorium. Box Office: 40 Lincoln Center Plaza. Information 212.870.1630. Hours: Tuesday–Wednesday, Friday–Saturday 12–6, Thursday 12–8. The concerts and exhibitions are free. Check http://www.nypl.org/research/lpa/lpa.html for the latest Information.
February 5, at 8 p.m. Penn State University, Esber Hall, State College, Pennsylvania
First official performance of the Chihara Trio named after award-winner composer Paul Chihara. Tim Deighton, viola, Anthony Costa, clarinet, Enrico Elisi, piano. Music by Mozart, Chihara, Schumann, and a premiere composed by Kye Ryung Park.
February 6, PSU Piano Audition Day
Undergraduates: schedule an audition. Graduates: schedule and audition.
February 17, Time TBA, Palmer Museum of Arts, State College, PA
Concerts at the Palmer Museum
In the program, Mozart Woodwind Quintet performed by Enrico Elisi, piano, with members of the Pennsylvania Quintet -- Tim Hurtz, oboe, Anthony Costa, clarinet, Lisa Bontrager, french horn, Daryl Durran, bassoon.
February 19, at 8 pm, Esber Recital Hall, Penn State University, State college, PA
The Penn State International Festival for Two Pianos -- Second Event (In collaboration with Moments of Change)
Click here for additional information and a listing of other events for the festival for two pianos at PSU.
Program TBA. Timothy Shafer and Enrico Elisi, pianists.
February 20, PSU Piano Audition Day
Undergraduates: schedule an audition. Graduates: schedule and audition.
February 27, PSU Last Piano Audition Day
Undergraduates: schedule an audition. Graduates: schedule and audition.
February 28, at 8 p.m. Penn State University, Esber Hall, State College, Pennsylvania
Performance offered in collaboration with Moments of Change - an initiative of the Penn State Institute for the Arts and Humanities.
Members of the Pennsylvania Quintet (Tim Hurtz, oboe, Anthony Costa, clarinet, Lisa Bontrager, french horn, Daryl Durran, bassoon,) Timothy Deighton, viola, and Enrico Elisi, piano. Music by Mozart
March 3, Selinsgrove, PA
Performance with Chihara Trio. Susquehanna University.
March 6, Frederick, MD
Chihara Trio Recital at Donwntown Piano Works. Music by Chihara, Park, Mozart, and Schumann.
March 20, An die Musik Live, Baltimore MD
Recital with the Chihara Trio, a newly formed group (2009) that consists of Penn State School of Music faculty members Anthony Costa (clarinet), Tim Deighton (viola), and Enrico Elisi (piano). The group takes its name from the celebrated American composer Paul Chihara (b. 1938). Music by Mozart, Chihara, Schumann, and Kye Ryung Park.
March 25, Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, New York City
Paul Chihara (b. 1938)

Recital with the Chihara Trio, a newly formed group (2009) that consists of Penn State School of Music faculty members Anthony Costa (clarinet), Tim Deighton (viola), and Enrico Elisi (piano). The group takes its name from the celebrated American composer Paul Chihara (b. 1938). The program will include the premiere of a commissioned trio (IMAGES) by award-winner composer Paul Chihara for clarinet, viola, and piano, as well as a premiere by composer Kye Ryung Park. Chihara Trio Information.
April 4, at 8 p.m. Penn State University, Esber Hall, State College, Pennsylvania
Solo Recital, Enrico Elisi, piano. In collaboration with Moments of Change.

Complete Mozart Program and Presentation of the recent Mozart CD recorded at the Banff Centre for the Arts, Canada.
The CD was possible through two grants from the PSU College of Arts and Architecture and the PSU Institute of the Arts and Humanities, as well as a generous contribution from the PSU School of Music.
May 10 to June 6, Tour: South Korea
Dates and details TBA.
June 11-13, Workshop for PMTA, Bedford, PA
Workshop on “Damper Pedal and Sound Alchemy in the Context of Interpretation" ~ Enrico Elisi

How often do our intermediate students take the damperpedal for granted? Why do their instinctive reactions based on nearly automatic, acoustic feedback provide limited results? This workshop will focus on the damper pedal in the context of interpretation. A few examples will reveal how the composition’s horizontal aim—its “future”—and vertical conception—its ”present”—are part of an all-inclusive, temporal context from which some thoughtful considerations on pedaling may be derived.

Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association
July 9-12, Master Class International Piano Academy Lake of Monate, Italy
Details forthcoming.
July 15-19, Master Class Norcia (Umbria), Italy
Details forthcoming.
August 28, Avalon, New Jersey
L. van Beethoven: Concerto No. 5, "Emperor" with Bay Atlantic Symphony Orchestra lead by maestro Jed Gaylin. Details forthcoming.
Date TBA, Esber Recital Hall, Penn State University, State college, PA

Boris Slutsky (Peabody Faculty) and Enrico Elisi (PSU Faculty), pianists.
Rachmaninoff Suites Nos. 1 and 2, and Synphonic Dances.

PAST YEARS IN REVERSE CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER

2009

January 4-16, Banff Centre of Performing Arts - Creative Winter Residency/Recitals.
Elisi was in residence at the Banff Centre for the Performing Arts. His project culminated in two solo public performances with music by Bach and Mozart, as well as a professional studio recording project, which will focus on selected works of W. A. Mozart (three sonatas and short pieces).
The Banff Centre is a globally respected and outstanding arts, cultural, and educational institution that hosts summer music programs, audio programs, the ANET II (High Quality Audio over Networks Summit), the well-known Banff String Quartet Competition, the International Trumpet Guild Conference, as well as a Jazz program. For over 70 years of distinguished history, the Centre has provided professional career development for artists and cultural leaders in performing, literary, new media, and visual arts. The Centre is also recognized as an international elite point of reference of music-making: since 1936, over 6,000 artists have taken part in music and audio programs.
January 17-20, Banff Centre of Performing Arts, Canada - Recording SessionThe Mozart Project
Recording Session: All-Mozart project with three sonatas and short works.
January 24, PSU Piano Auditions
Undergraduates: schedule an audition. Graduates: schedule and audition.
February 7, PSU Auditions
Undergraduates: schedule an audition. Graduates: schedule and audition.
February 14. PSU Auditions
Undergraduates: schedule an audition. Graduates: schedule and audition.
February 28, PSU Last Audition Date
Undergraduates: schedule an audition. Graduates: schedule and audition.
March 15, Time TBA, New Jersey, location TBA
Benefit concert for the Bay Atlantic Symphony Orchestra. Enrico Elisi and Jed Gaylin, piano; Qing Li, violin. Music for solo and four-hand piano, as well as violin sonatas of Mozart. Program TBA.
March 17, 8 pm,
Celebratory Event mostly dedicated to Mendelssohn (1809-2009). Students of Enrico Elisi at Penn State University.
March 28, Johnstown PA
Chamber Music in Johnstown. In the program, F. Schubert "Trout" quintet. Elisi and PSU colleagues.
April 8, at 8:00 pm, State College, Pennsylvania
Penn State University, Esber Recital Hall
Solo Recital with music by Bach, Respighi, and Prokofiev.
April 23 at 3:30 pm, San Marcos, Texas
Master Class in the music building. For additional information, please contact Dr. Washington Garcia, keyboard coordinator of the School of Music at Texas State University. You may Email him, or speak to him by phone at (512) 245-3379.
April 24 at 6:00 pm, San Marcos, Texas
Solo Recital at the recital hall, in the music building. Program with music by Mozart, Rossini, Park, and Prokofiev.
For additional information, please contact the School of Music at Texas State University-San Marcos or call the Music Office at 512-245-2651. (Fax: 512-245-8181).
April 27, at 7:30 pm, Patricia Pierce Concert Series, Springfield, MO
Guest Artist Solo Recital for the Patricia Pierce Concert Series, Missouri State University. Master Class, Missouri State University.
April 28, time TBA, Springfield, MO
Master Class at Missouri State University
April 29, Time TBA, Joplin, MO
Solo recital in Webster Hall Auditorium, at Missouri Southern State University. Program: music by Mozart, Rossini, K.R. Park, and Prokofiev.

Address:
3950 E Newman Rd.
Joplin, MO 64801-1595
417.625.9318

For more information, please contact Dr. Giuseppe Lupis.
May 4-5, Penn State University Spring '09 Juries
May 7-June 1, Tour of Asia

Tour dates:

May 6, W	Travel to Seoul, Korea
May 7, R	Arrival
May 8, F	Teaching and master classes at Bechstein Hall, Seoul
May 9, S	Off
May 10, S	Travel to Busan Rehearsal and Teaching at Pusan National University
May 11, M	Recital and Teaching at Pusan National University - see recital program.
May 12, T	Teaching at Pusan National University

May 13, W

Teaching at Pusan National University

May 14, R	Travel to Taipei, Taiwan
May 15, F	Recital in Taipei National University of the Arts (concert hall) - see recital program.
May 16, S	Free
May 17, S	Free
May 18, M	Morning: Master Class at Taipei Municipal University of Education / Afternoon: Master Class at Taipei National University of the Arts
May 19, T	Afternoon: Travel to Tainan City
May 20, W	Recital and Master Class at Tainan University of Technology - see recital program.
May 21, R	Travel to Kaohsiung
May 22, F	Master Class at Kaohsiung University / Travel to Seoul, Korea

May 23, S	Master Class in Bundang City, Korea
May 24, S	Master Class at Kim Myung Shin Music Academy, Suwon Travel to Busan
May 25, M	Master Class at Kyungsung University, Busan
May 26, T	Rehearsal and Master Class at Kyungsung University
May 27, W	Practice
May 28, R	Travel to Daegu Master Class and Teaching at Catholic University of Daegu Travel to Busan
May 29, F	Rehearsal and Practice
May 30, S	Dress Rehearsal and Duo recital with violinist ByungWon Lim (see recital program)
May 31, S	Trip to Seoul

June 1	Travel to Bologna, Italy

June 26, R	Master Class in Italy
June 27, F	Master Class in Italy

May 21, at 8 p.m. (Central Time,) KGCS Radio, Missouri
Missouri Southern Music Performance

Radio broadcast of Enrico Elisi's live recital for the Spring Piano Festival

July 12-18, Penn State Summer Camp, Music Festival

Enrico Elisi, faculty at PSU Summer Camp. The festival is open to students who have completed eighth grade. For more information, please contact Dr. Timothy Shafer

Join the festival for an unforgettable week, when you can experience:

master classes, sectional rehearsals, and full-ensemble rehearsals
instruction in conducting, performing, listening, sight-singing, and music theory, taught by talented faculty at Penn State's prestigious School of Music
public solo and ensemble performances
the opportunity to meet other outstanding student musicians from around the country
a chance to experience firsthand what it is like to be a professional musician

August 10-16, Green Valley Chamber Music Festival, Las Vegas, NV
Having left his position as the Artistic Director of the Green Valley Chamber Music Festival, Elisi returns to Las Vegas as a guest artist/faculty of the festival, and will give a performance with Korean violinist ByungWon Lim. See recital program.

September 26, at 7:30 p.m., Frederick, MD
Solo recital, all-Mozart program, at Downtown Piano Works.
74 S. Market St., Frederick, MD 21701. For information, call (301) 631-1234.

September 28, Selinsgrove, PA, The Cunningham Center

Solo Recital, all-Mozart program, Stretansky Concert Hall, Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, PA. For information, email Dr. Naomi Niskala or call 570-372-4281.

October 23, 5 p.m. Esber Recital Hall, Penn State University
Chamber performance with music by Schubert and Chihara.
Program:
P. Chihara Sonata for Viola and Piano
F. Schubert "Trout" Quintet

Enrico Elisi, piano; James Lyon, violin; Timothy Deighton, viola; Kim Cook, cello; Robert Nairn, double bass

(Rehearsals: F. 10/16 at 11 a.m., W. 10/21 Esber 9-11 a.m., F. 10/23 Dress 10-12 a.m.)

October 24, Bedford Chamber Series, Bedford, PA
Chamber performance with music by Mozart and Schubert.

P. Chihara sonata for Viola and Piano
F. Schubert "Trout" Quintet

Enrico Elisi, piano; James Lyon, violin; Timothy Deighton, viola; Kim Cook, cello; Robert Nairn, double bass

November 6, at 8:00 p.m., PSU Centre for the Performing Arts
Mozart Concerto in D Minor K. 466 with PSU Symphony Orchestra, coducted by Maestro Gerardo Edelstein.

Tentative rehearsal calendar:

Rehearsal 1 - October 29	4:00-6:00 p.m. / location TBA
Rehearsal 2 (dress) - November 2	time TBA / PSU Auditorium, Centre for the Performing Arts, PSU
Rehearsal 3 - November 5	4:00-6:00 p.m. / location TBA
Sound Check + Concert - November 6	sound check at 7 p.m. / concert at 8 p.m. / Auditorium, Centre for the Performing Arts, PSU

Redwoods -- Dan Armstrong, percussion, Tim Deighton, viola LOGS (Robert Nairn, double bass) Sonata for Viola and Piano - Tim Deighton, viola, Enrico Elisi, piano IMAGES (Trio) - PREVIEW of Carnegie Hall Premiere, dedicated to the Chihara Trio (Anthony Costa, clarinet, Tim Deighton, viola, Enrico Elisi, piano)
The Paul Chihara Project at Penn State University is an initiative developed by Enrico Elisi. A series of events has been designed in order to honor Paul Chihara and involve him with faculty, students, and the Penn State community. (For more information click the link above with date and time.)

SCHEDULE:

12/5 (SATURDAY) 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. / open rehearsal/coaching (with Paul Chihara) - Location TBA

12/ 6 (SUNDAY) 9 a.m. -- 2 p.m. / dress rehearsal for evening concert - Esber Recital Hall

12/6 (SUNDAY) 8 p.m. / Concert dedicated to the music of Paul Chihara (see program below)- Esber Recital Hall

DECEMBER 7 (MONDAY) time/locations TBA - lecture on film music

PROGRAM (Paul Chihara's Music)

Redwoods -- Dan Armstrong, percussion, Tim Deighton, viola

LOGS (Robert Nairn, double bass)

Sonata for Viola and Piano - Tim Deighton, viola, Enrico Elisi, piano

IMAGES (Trio) - PREVIEW of Carnegie Hall Premiere, dedicated to the Chihara Trio (Anthony Costa, clarinet, Tim Deighton, viola, Enrico Elisi, piano)

2008

Janaury 12, 8:30 p.m., Bologna, Italy

Solo recital hosted by the Cultural Center "La Terrazza" (address: Via del Colle 1, San Lazzaro di Savena, Bologna, Italy) Phone: +39-051-47.01.22) - Program in PDF format. For further information, please contact the Cultural Center.
January 18, 7:30 p.m., Italienischen Kulturinstituts, Hamburg, Germany
Solo Recital with music by Clementi, Mozart, Berg, and Schubert. The recital will be recorded and broadcast on the radio, including an interview with Enrico Elisi.
January 20, 11 a.m., Kiel, Germany
Solo recital at the Johann Sebastian Bach Hall of the University of Kiel (Bachsaal des Musikwissenschaftlichen Instituts - Christain-Albrechts-Universität), sponsored by the Dante Alighieri Society. Address: Kulturzentrum Hardenbergstraße 11 24105 Kiel. Phone: +49-0431-804167. More information available by email.
February 2, at 7:30 pm, Nevada Encounters of New Music
Erneuerungby Karen Park (premiere) for Cello and Piano (with cellist Andrew Smith). The recital is part of the N.E.O.N. Festival, which this year will include the following guest faculty composers: Bruce Broughton, Chen Yi, Bernard Rands, and Dmitri Tymoczko. Nevada Encounters Of New Music is a composers' symposium and festival at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and offers four days of intensive activities including concerts, lectures, private lessons, and master classes.
February 11, at 7:30 pm, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
"Piano Music in Vienna" -- works by Clementi, Mozart, Schubert, and Berg / Solo Piano Recital
Program available. This performance will take place in Doc Rando Grillot Hall, at the Beam Music Center of UNLV.
February 19, at 7:30 pm, Pittsburg State University Solo and Chamber Music Series
Solo recital, McCray Recital Hall, Pittsburg State University.
Radio Broadcast on KRPS-FM (a public radio that serves portions of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Arkansas).
For ticket information, please contact the PSU Ticket Office by calling 620-235-4796.
Ticket cost:
Full season is $46.00 General Admission; $32.00 over 65/under 18
Pick any for for $34.00 General Admission; $23.00 over 65/under 18
Individual Concerts are $10.00 General Admission; $7.00 over 65/under 18
February 22-24, Master Class and Solo recital - Kent State University
For more information, contact Dr. Donna Lee at dlee3@kent.edu or call the Hugh A. Glauser School of Music at the following number:(330) 672-2172
March 5-6, Penn State University, PA
Mini-solo-recital (music by Mozart, Chopin, and Berg), chamber music demonstration (Fauré Violin Sonata, with James Lyon; Debussy From Trois ballades de François Villon [Three Ballades of François Villon], No. 1. Ballade de Villon a s'amye [Ballade of Villon to his Love]), master class, and Q/A with students of Penn State University, PA.
April 7, 2-4 pm "Via Classica" Sendung für klassische Musik Auf TIDE-TV und TIDE-Radio 96.0 MHz im Hamburg, Deutschland
Artist Feature Presentation: Enrico Elisi live in Hamburg, Germany. Radio broadcast with interview and live performances from January 2008.
April 18, Christ the King Church, Las Vegas, NV
Gala mixed ensemble and chamber recital. Cerberus Trio. Music by Beethoven and... more.
May 10, 7:30 p.m., Doc Rando Grillot Hall, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Cerberus Trio performance. Music by Beethoven, Piazzolla, and Shostakovich.
May 29, 8 p.m., Cape May, New Jersey
"Maritime Mozart Mayhem"
Contradance K. 534 Das Donnerwetter
Symphony No. 40, K. 550 in G minor
- Intermission -
Piano Concerto No. 20, K. 466, in D minor
Bay Atlantic Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Maestro Jed Gaylin. Enrico Elisi, soloist.
June 14, Master Class Accademia delle Marche, Italy
More information available on the AdM website.
June 21, 8:00 p.m. Grenzach-Wyhlen, Germany
Solo Recital: music by Bach, Rossini, Schoenberg, Berg and Dallapiccola
Institut für bildnerisches Denken
D – 79639 Grenzach-Wyhlen
Bergstraße 11
To reserve a ticket call +49-7624-989460 or email info@institut-fuer-bildnerisches-denken.de
August 11-17, Green Valley Chamber Music Festival
Enrico Elisi, Artistic Director.
Application available at http://application.greenvalleychambermusic.org
Student performances in Doc Rando Grillot Hall, Beam Music Center.
http://maps.unlv.edu/360/BMC_AUD_400.mov
October 5, Dorothy Sutton Performance Festival Juror
Enrico Elisi adjudicates the Dorothy Sutton Performance Festival.
Auditions will be held, in the new Swope Hall, West Chester University from 1:30 PM–6:30 PM.Teachers may refer to the PMTA website for guidelines and entry forms. Students are required to play two compositions. The music for the elementary should be contrasting in style. No arranged music. Intermediate and advanced levels should be from two different periods of music history. Performance time may not exceed fifteen minutes. In addition, all students are required to take a theory exam by 5:00 on the day of the audition. Theory test information is located on the PMTA website under Dorothy Sutton Performance Festival.
November 2, Duo recital at An die Musik Live, Baltimore, MD
Duo Recital with violinist Qing Li. Program will include violin and piano sonatas by Mozart and Schubert.
November 4, Sykesville, MD
Duo Recital with violinist Qing Li. Program will include violin and piano sonatas by Mozart and Schubert.
November 7 and 8, Juror of the Virginia State Music Teacher Association Competitions
The competition will take place at Shenandoah University. For more information, please contact Dr. Jeffrey Brown
November 19, Marjorie Jane Brewster Memorial Scholarship Competition
Adjudicator of the Penn State University Marjorie Jane Brewster Memorial Music Scholarship Competition. Scholarships were created in memory of Marjorie Jane Brewster (’61 B.A. Arts) by her father, the late R. Wallace Brewster (’28 B.A. Arts and Letters and ’30 M.A. Political Science). Consideration is given to full-time students who are graduates of Penn State with pursuit of advanced music studies at an accredited institution of higher learning or accredited conservatory of music of their choice. This scholarship is a competitive merit-based award.
December 7, 12:00-5:00 pm Anne Keller Young Soloist Competition
Elisi will adjudicate the A. K. soloist Competition open to students from grade 9-12 (limited to Centre and adjoining counties, in Pennsylvania.)
Click here for Rules and Prizes and Application Form. Jeannette "Ann" Keller, founder of the Nittany Valley Symphony, Concertmistress of both NVS and Altoona Symphony for many years, passed away Saturday July 3, 1999. She was 82 years old. Her active spirit evoked the yearly NVS award in her name, The "Ann Keller Young Soloist Competition."
December 18, recording session for WPSU TV/FM
The present recording session will be broadcast on WPSU Television in spring 2009. This initiative is part of the Second Annual "Moments of Change" - a multi-disciplinary initiative that will explore the twenty-five-year period at the turn of the 20th century, from the highly influential World Fair in Paris in 1889 to the outbreak of World War One in 1914. On this occasion, Enrico Elisi will perform works by Albeniz, Falla, and Respighi. This idea was made possible by the Institute for the Arts and Humanities, at Penn State University.

2007

March 24 Las Vegas, Nevada
adjudicator of the 8th CCSN Piano Concerto Competition
February 24-28 mid-West - Sialia Trio
Tour of the mid-West, including a performances and master classes at Lawrence University, with the Sialia Trio. Program will include J. Grossmann's latest Piano Trio "Sialia" (which is dedicated to the performers), Brahms trio for clarinet, cello, and piano as well as other works to be defined.
March 8-10 Sioux City, Iowa
adjudicator of the Iowa Piano Competition. The Iowa Piano Competition is an intensive three-day competition hosted by the Sioux City Symphony Orchestra. For more information visit the Symphony website or call 712.277.2111.
March 9-10 MORNINGSIDE YOUNG ARTIST PIANO COMPETITION - Sioux City, Iowa
Adjudicator
March (date TBA) University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Liederabend Recital with mezzo soprano Milagro Vargas. Program will include music by Lang, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Schubert, Faure', Rachmaninoff, and Ciaikovski. Ms. Vargas' orchestral appearances include Brooklyn Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Houston Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Beethoven Halle Orchestra, Residentie Orkest (the Hague), Staatsorchester Stuttgart, the Real Filharmonía (Spain,) American Composer’s Orchestra, Oregon Symphony, Oregon Bach Festival Orchestra, Honolulu Symphony and Saint Luke’s Chamber Orchestra. An avid proponent of vocal chamber music, she has appeared with Chicago Chamber Players, the Folger Consort, the Twentieth Century Consort, and festivals at Aspen, Marlboro, Bard, Chamber Music Northwest and Cabrillo. For information about Ms. Milagro Vargas, please visit http://music.uoregon.edu/About/bios/vargasm.html
April 15 Baltimore, Maryland
chamber music with principal players of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Program: Messiaen, Quartet for the End of time.
August 13-19 Green Valley Chamber Music Festival
Enrico Elisi, Founder and Director
August 17, at 7:00 pm Green Valley Chamber Music Festival
Chamber Music and Solo. Program:
W.A.Mozart Fantasy K. 397 and Rondo K. 485
Enrico Elisi, piano
J. Haydn: Piano Trio No. 28, in E Major
Shakeh Ghoukasian, violin, Elliott Cheney, cello, Enrico Elisi, piano
L. van Beethoven: Variations in E-flat
Elliott Cheney, cello, Enrico Elisi, piano
W.A.Mozart Sonata K. 332 in F Major
Enrico Elisi, piano
L. van Beethoven: Violin Sonata in F Major Op. 24
Weiwei Le, violin, Enrico Elisi, piano
August 19, at 2:00 pm, Rando Grillot Hall, UNLV
W.A.Mozart Piano Concerto in A Major K. 414
Green Valley Festival Chamber Orchestra
Enrico Elisi, soloist and conductor
September 15-16, Phoenix, Arizona
Performance and Master Class for Mr. Fei Xu. Music by Bach and Mozart.
September 30, at 2:00 Doc Rando Recital Hall, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Program: Mozart Piano Concerto in A Major, K. 488 with the UNLV Chamber Orchestra conducted by Taras Krysa
October 1, at 7:15 pm University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Master Class with UNLV students and community students (by invitation only).
October 4, at 6:00 Doc Rando Recital Hall, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Recital with Brian Thomas, Associate Horn player with Houston Symphony Orchestra. Program: music by H. Stevens and E. Bozza.
October 7, at 2 pm Piano Gallery of America, Las Vegas
Master Class
October 15, at 5:15 pm University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Master Class with UNLV students and community students (by invitation only).
November 7, at 2:00 pm, World Piano Pedagogy Conference, Las Vegas

The 12th annual World Piano Pedagogy Conference will be held at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. Enrico elisi will perform Bach 6th Partita in a mini recital shared with Leon Fleisher and Katherine Jacobson. Music by Bach, Scriabin, and Koston. See details here.
November 19 at 7:30 pm, Doc Rando Recital Hall, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Cerberus Trio Recital. Music by Haydn, Debussy, and Brahms.
December 1, at 7:30 Doc Rando Recital Hall, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Solo recital. Mozart short works and sonatas. Program to be defined

2006 (Dates are in reverse chronological order)

Late December 2006 - early January 2007 - Hangzhou, China
solo recitals and master classes at the Art Academy of Zhejiang.
December 17 - Numana, Italy
solo recital
December 2 University of Las Vegas, NV
Performance with Sialia Trio for Altavoz Ensemble
November 6 University of Nevada, Las Vegas -- New Music
Chamber music performance with Sialia Trio. World Premiere of Jorge Grossmann's Trio for clarinet, cello, and piano as well as new music written by Peruvian composers.
June 3 Shanghai, China
Solo Recital in Jin Mao Tower. Music by Mozart, Rossini, de Falla and Prokofiev
August 15-20 Green Valley Chamber Music Festival
Enrico Elisi, Founder and Director

2011

(??) October 22-24, American Liszt Socieaty, Pennsylvania chapter (NEW)
These are tentative dates for the opening gala events that will establish the new chapter of the American Liszt Society of Pennsylvania. More information to come.