Please join us for an evening of music as we welcome Junwen Liang to our house concert.
Vienna
Sun, January 17, at 6:00 PM, EST
- Bring your own drinks
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Not designed for kids
This event's geared toward adults, please leave little ones at home.
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Wheelchair access
- Not wheelchair accessible
This is a groupmuse
A live concert in a living room, backyard, or another intimate space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.
Host
Junwen is originally from mainland China and came to the United States in 2013 for his studies, completing his academic journey at the Peabody Institute in May 2024, where he worked closely with the concert pianist Richard Goode. Since then, he has performed approximately 35 concerts across the U.S. and China. This fall, he had the pleasure of performing several Groupmuse concerts in Philadelphia, New York, and San Diego, and was deeply grateful for those experiences—three of which reached full capacity with waitlists. Returning to this intimate concert setting has been especially meaningful, echoing the salon traditions that first shaped classical music culture, and it’s inspiring to see how Groupmuse continues to foster such close and engaged musical communities today.
What's the music?
Les Reves de Colombine, Op. 65 Amy Beach
Valse Amoureuse (Waltz Lovers)
Sous les Étoiles (Under The Stars)
Danse d'Arlequin (Arlequin's Dance)
Adoration Florence Price
Clouds
Sketches in Sepia
Etude
From Three Visions William Grant Still
Summerland
From Coco (Music by R. Lopez & K. Anderson-Lopez): Stephen Hough
Remember Me
From Rodgers & Hammerstein Transcriptions:
The King and I: Hello, Young Lovers
The Sound of Music: My Favorite Things
From 7 virtuoso etudes on Gershwin’s Songs Earl Wild
“Fascinating Rhythm”
“Embraceable You”
Etude No. 6 Philip Glass
“The Banquet” Sonata for Piano Tan Dun
The Mask
After Tonight
Sword Dance
Only For Love
Where does this music come from?
A journey through the remarkable range of American musical voices, from the lyricism of Amy Beach, Florence Price, and William Grant Still to beloved melodies from Broadway, film, and Gershwin reimagined for the concert piano. The program travels through the virtuosity of Earl Wild, the hypnotic sound world of Philip Glass, and concludes with Tan Dun’s dramatic The Banquet Sonata, bringing together musical traditions and influences that span cultures and generations.
Location
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Host
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