Sunday, March 8, 2020 at 3PM
Free Bronx Piano Sundays
Praised for her “fluid and graceful style” (Village News), Moriah is current Company Pianist at the prestigious Pennsylvania Ballet. A recipient of New England Conservatory’s Community Performances and Partnerships Fellowship, she has performed as a soloist and with ensembles at Jordan Hall, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Weill Recital Hall, Carnegie Hall, Steinway Hall, Wagner College of Music in Staten Island, and Merkin Concert Hall, among other venues.
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PROGRAM:
Haydn: Sonata in E flat major, Hob XVI/52
Ravel: Sonatine
Rachmaninov: Preludes Op. 23 Nos. 4, 5, 6
Granados: Allegro de Concierto
BRONX PIANO SUNDAYS / During and beyond the month of March, the BxPS subseries shines a spotlight on one of Pregones/PRTT’s prized possessions: our Steinway & Sons Grand Piano acquired with support from donors and Bronx Borough President Rubén Díaz, Jr. Stellar pianists are invited to perform works of all styles and eras on this magnificent concert hall instrument. Showtime is 3PM and admission is FREE. Donations for Earthquake Relief are welcome!
Puerto Rico Earthquake Relief for Artists / In light of damages and sustained duress resulting from seismic activity in the island, Pregones/PRTT has reignited a new round of emergency micro-grants to affected artists in Puerto Rico starting January 2020. The initiative is modeled on the success of our theater’s prior Hurricane María Relief Drive for Artists, which provided no-strings assistance to artist households on the island in 2017-2018. Tax-deductible donations are welcome at www.pregonesprtt.org, by phone at 718-585-1202, or by mail c/o Pregones/PRTT.
Debussy Estampes Mvt 2
Moriah plays Prokofiev Sonata No. 3 in A Minor
Moriah Feiner Trenk was recently featured in a solo performance at The Villages, Florida, as a prizewinner of the 2018 Enchanted Evening concert series, where she performed for a packed audience of over 850 people. Pauline Pan, director of the Opera Club at the Villages said, “Moriah Trenk’s playing was out of this world. Her performance is indelibly etched in my memory. Bravo!”
As a versatile musician and collaborator, Moriah enjoys a busy schedule working as an accompanist for various instrumental and vocal studios, dance classes, musical productions, and choruses. She completed her Master’s Degree at New England Conservatory of Music, where she received a merit scholarship. She received her Bachelor of Music degree from New York University
Moriah has been a featured performer at events honoring Alan Gilbert and members of the NY Philharmonic. Moriah also performs outreach concerts with Boston’s Volunteer Musicians for the Arts, teaches private piano lessons, and is an accompanist for The Woman’s Chorus; a social initiative launched by Eureka Ensemble that enables women experiencing homelessness and poverty the opportunity to rehearse and perform in a chorus.
In recent summers, Moriah received full scholarships to perform chamber music at The National Music Festival at Washington College, Manchester Music Festival’s Young Artist Program in Manchester, Vermont and the Emerging Artists Fellowship Program at Garth Newel Music Center in Hot Springs, Virginia. Moriah is a prizewinner of various competitions; including the Hudson Valley Music Club competition, the NYU Art of Solo and Collaborative Piano Award, the Yonkers Concerto Competition, the YWCA and Korean Daily News Piano Competition, the International Concert Alliance Piano Competition, and runner up in the Westfield Concerto Competition. Moriah has been selected to perform in master classes with leading performers such as Vladimir Feltsman, Alexander Kobrin, and Carter Brey.
This program is made possible, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council, and the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. Southwest Airlines is the official airline of Pregones/PRTT. For a full list of our funders, visit www.pregonesprtt.org.
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Event Details
Location
Pregones in THE BRONX
Date & Time
March 8, 2020 at 3PM
Bronx Piano Sundays
Acclaimed classical pianist
Moriah Feiner Trenk
Moriah Feiner Trenk was recently featured in a solo performance at The Villages, Florida, as a prizewinner of the 2018 Enchanted Evening concert series, where she performed for a packed audience of over 850 people. Pauline Pan, director of the Opera Club at the Villages said, “Moriah Trenk’s playing was out of this world. Her performance is indelibly etched in my memory. Bravo!”
As a versatile musician and collaborator, Moriah enjoys a busy schedule working as an accompanist for various instrumental and vocal studios, dance classes, musical productions, and choruses. She completed her Master’s Degree at New England Conservatory of Music, where she received a merit scholarship. She received her Bachelor of Music degree from New York University
Moriah has been a featured performer at events honoring Alan Gilbert and members of the NY Philharmonic. Moriah also performs outreach concerts with Boston’s Volunteer Musicians for the Arts, teaches private piano lessons, and is an accompanist for The Woman’s Chorus; a social initiative launched by Eureka Ensemble that enables women experiencing homelessness and poverty the opportunity to rehearse and perform in a chorus.
In recent summers, Moriah received full scholarships to perform chamber music at The National Music Festival at Washington College, Manchester Music Festival’s Young Artist Program in Manchester, Vermont and the Emerging Artists Fellowship Program at Garth Newel Music Center in Hot Springs, Virginia. Moriah is a prizewinner of various competitions; including the Hudson Valley Music Club competition, the NYU Art of Solo and Collaborative Piano Award, the Yonkers Concerto Competition, the YWCA and Korean Daily News Piano Competition, the International Concert Alliance Piano Competition, and runner up in the Westfield Concerto Competition. Moriah has been selected to perform in master classes with leading performers such as Vladimir Feltsman, Alexander Kobrin, and Carter Brey.