Adi Neuhaus: Pianist

Fifth-generation of concert pianists, Israeli pianist Adi Neuhaus returns to New York following his Carnegie Hall debut with an immersive piano recital. In a short but exciting program featuring music by Chopin and Scriabin, Neuhaus revisits pieces recorded and performed by his renowned ancestors, Stanislav and Heinrich Neuhaus.

Please join us for a reception with the artist after the concert. (Note: this is a great date idea)

Presented and MC'd by Daniel Zinn.

Venue

Safra Hall
Museum of Jewish Heritage
Directions

Schedule

• 7:30 PM Concert

• 8:30 PM Reception with the Artist

Musical Program

FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN

• Ballade No. 3 in A-flat Major

• Nocturne Op. 9 No. 3

• Five Preludes

• Polonaise in F-sharp Major

ALEXANDER SCRIABIN

• Etude Op. 2 No. 1

• Five Etudes Op. 8

Adi Neuhaus is celebrated as a rising virtuoso on the international music scene, acclaimed for his "golden fingers" and an inherited musical genius spanning generations. Born into the esteemed Neuhaus lineage, known for legendary pianists and pedagogues Heinrich and Stanislav Neuhaus, Adi has manifested his family's legacy through every performance. He commenced his musical education under the tutelage of his parents, further refined by esteemed mentors at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, Ecole Normale de Musique in Paris, and the Berlin University of the Arts.

With a flourishing career highlighted by performances at premier venues across the globe—from Carnegie Hall to the Auditorium du Louvre—Adi has captivated audiences as a soloist and in chamber ensembles. His prowess has been showcased with leading orchestras including the Ashdod Symphony Orchestra and the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra, under the batons of conductors such as Lahav Shani and Frederic Chaslin. His festival appearances span the prestigious Verbier Festival and the Nohant Chopin Festival, among others.

Adi's debut CD, featuring the works of Schumann, Chopin, Rachmaninov, and Scriabin, was released to critical acclaim, earning the title of “Editor’s Choice of the Month” by Record Geijutsu Magazine. Praised for his refined play and subtle musical intelligence, he continues to earn accolades, including the First Grand Prize at the Piano International Competition in Ashdod and the Scriabin International Competition in Moscow.