Grammy-winning pianist Daniil Trifonov combines brilliant technique with profound sensitivity, captivating audiences around the world. In his Harris Hall recital, Trifonov presents an eclectic program: a prelude and fugue by Tchaikovsky’s friend Taneyev—the only piano work that he assigned an opus number; Prokofiev’s Visions fugitives—20 short pieces written as whimsical portraits of various friends; and Myaskovsky’s darkly powerful and technically demanding second Piano Sonata. Finally, Trifonov takes on the structural complexity and emotional intensity of Schumann’s first Piano Sonata, composed over a three-year period that included his first major depressive episode.

Immerse yourself in a compelling program performed by one of the greatest pianists of his generation!

Due to the program, there will be no late seating for this concert.

Recitals run approximately 90 to 110 minutes and vary based on programming.