CHICAGO - taking the WIND album to the Windy City

What an honor to present a recital at the prestigious Bienen School of Music at Northwestern University.

I loved playing in Galvin Recital Hall. The view overlooking Lake Michigan and the skyline of the city is truly breathtaking!

Warm-up time in Galvin Hall

Chicago is often called the Windy City, so I just had to bring some pieces from my WIND album. I opened with Francois Couperin’s ‘Little Windmills’, and included Claude Debussy’s ‘What the Westwind saw’ and Charles Griffes’ ‘The Night Winds’.

Musicians love talking with musicians, and I enjoyed my time with my dear colleagues Dr. Sylvia Wang and Dr. Michael Boyd.

Thank you for an inspiring and truly unforgettable visit!

In the lobby of the Bienen School (sculpture: Joan Miró)