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The Solo & Chamber Music Series brings to town American pianist Kenny Broberg, who continues to build a reputation as “one of the most intelligent and intense artists on the concert stage today” (Theater Jones) with fresh interpretations complemented by a natural, honest stage presence.  

 

The Minneapolis native first came to international attention when he captured the silver medal at the 2017 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. He followed this with a bronze medal win at the 2019 International Tchaikovsky Competition, adding to previous prizes at the Hastings, Sydney, Seattle, and New Orleans International Piano Competitions.  

 

In 2021, he was named the winner of the American Pianists Association Award and received the Christel DeHaan Classical Fellowship.  

 

Solo & Chamber Music Series concerts include: 

  • Sept. 4 - Eleni Katz

  • Oct. 30 – Vienna Choir Boys 

  • Nov. 13 – Kenneth Broberg, pianist 

  • Feb. 12 – Alec Holcomb, guitarist 

  • April 2 – Zeza Trio 

  • April 23 – Eighth Blackbird 

 

Tickets 

Tickets may be purchased or picked up in advance at the University Ticket Office at 306 N. Broadway between 8:30-4 p.m. Monday-Friday, online at pittstate.edu/tickets, or by calling 620-235-4796. They also will be available for purchase at the door starting one hour before each concert.  

Individual concerts: 

  • $18 General Admission                  

  • $12 over 65/under 18 

“Any four package” 

  • $61 General Admission                   

  • $41 over 65/under 18 

Complete season (six concerts) 

  • $79 General Admission                   

  • $53 over 65/under 18 

Group Tickets - by individual advanced arrangement 

Available by individual arrangement for organized groups of 10 or more from schools, churches, senior citizens associations, etc. We ask that you call 620-235-4466 at least a week in advance to make arrangements. 

 

Master Classes 

Some visiting artists will present master classes as part of their visits. These will be open to the public, as well. For further information, please call the Music Department at 620-235-4466.

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