FREE PERFORMANCE: Piano Cleveland Live with Chaeyoung Park & Friends

Piano Cleveland Live with Chaeyoung Park & Friends

Presented by Piano Cleveland & Dominick Farinacci, this event is free, but reservations are required.

Join Cleveland International Piano Competition for Young Artists medalist, Chaeyoung Park, along with some of her friends for a special evening at EDWINS. When you arrive, Piano Cleveland will buy your first drink.

About Chaeyoung Park

Praised as a passionate pianist who “does not play a single note without thought or feeling” (New York Concert Review), Chaeyoung Park has emerged as one of today’s most compelling young artists. She has medaled in numerous competitions including the Cleveland International Piano Competition for Young Artists. In 2019, she became the first female Korean pianist to win the Hilton Head International Piano Competition, which led to her Carnegie Hall solo debut. This past season she appeared as a concerto soloist with the Maryland Symphony, Eugene Symphony, Mobile Symphony, and Redlands Symphony. Upcoming engagements include the Steinway Societies of the Bay Area and Western Pennsylvania as well as her much-anticipated return to Bravo! Vail. Park earned her Bachelor and Master of Music degrees at The Juilliard School, where she was a Gina Bachauer Scholar and a Kovner Fellow and received the Arthur Rubinstein Prize upon graduation.

About Piano Cleveland

Piano Cleveland is a leading presenter of piano competitions. The flagship competition is the triennial Cleveland International Piano Competition (CIPC) boasting a Final Round Concerto with The Cleveland Orchestra and a $75,000 first prize package that includes a debut recital at Carnegie Hall. Piano Cleveland also hosts the CIPC for Young Artists to ensure pianists from ages 10-18 are provided with competition and early career experience. Both competitions focus heavily on investing in the futures of our medalists through our Artist Development Program.

In non-competition years, Piano Cleveland hosts Piano Days, a community-wide festival celebrating piano in all its forms. Past CIPC medalists and world-renowned musicians are invited to perform at venues across Cleveland. Inclusive programming extends well beyond Piano Days. Every year, Piano Cleveland Live programming takes the piano out of the concert hall and brings it to the Cleveland Art Museum and local bars for free concerts featuring world-class pianists who perform a variety of repertoire.

As a Cleveland-based nonprofit organization, Piano Cleveland is committed to fostering the love of piano amongst all audiences and skill levels. Through its partnership with Cleveland Metropolitan School District, Piano Cleveland has established two PianoLabs and presented educational programs at more than ten locations. Students of all ages benefit from Piano Cleveland’s piano donation program, which places good condition pianos into the places where they are needed most.