6 Études de Concert, Op. 35
I. Scherzo
II. Automne
III. Fileuse
IV. Appassionato
V. Impromptu
VI. Tarantelle
Cécile Chaminade
Short break
Symphonic Études, Op. 13
Robert Schumann
Brianna Tang is a concert pianist, educator, and multidisciplinary artist with a Doctorate of Musical Arts under Gilbert Kalish at Stony Brook University, receiving the Ackerman Award for Excellence in Performance. Over the past year, she has appeared with the Metropolis Ensemble as part of their Summer Solstice Celebration in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and hosted a monthly Brunch with Brianna series at the Southampton Inn. She has also appeared in Piano Evenings with David Dubal.
Brianna has appeared in venues throughout the US and in Europe, as well as private residences in the Hamptons and on Long Island. She was selected as a Young Artist for Pianofest in the Hamptons (dir. Paul Schenly) and Rebecca Penneys Piano Festival. She is on faculty at Summertrios Festival at the Franklin & Marshall University in Pennsylvania . She teaches at Third Street Music School Settlement in New York City, and is a staff pianist at Rutgers University.
Brianna graduated summa cum laude from Stony Brook University studying with Dr. Pablo Lavandera and Gilbert Kalish. As the winner of the 2018 Stony Brook University Undergraduate Concerto Competition, Brianna performed Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2 under the baton of Dr. Susan Deaver. While pursuing her Master of Arts Degree at the Royal Academy of Music, Brianna was part of the Royal Academy of Music Chamber Ensemble which premiered a children’s opera, Daylighting, by Louise Drewett during the RAM Bicentenary Celebration. She holds a Master of Arts degree with Distinction at the Royal Academy of Music under the guidance of Rustem Hayroudinoff, as well as a Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music (LRAM). She has collaborated with visual artists and curated recital series while maintaining an active collaborative and contemporary music life
