Stephen Kopp
Classical pianist Stephen Kopp, is a Masters and Bachelors graduate of Mannes College of music NYC
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Debussey refletf dans l'eau Stephen Kopp Debussey refletf dans l'eau Stephen Kopp
Liebestraume Franz Liszt 1811-1886 Liebestraume Franz Liszt 1811-1886
Sonata#6inFmaj,op10#2 Mov1 Allegro Sonata#6inFmaj,op10#2 Mov1 Allegro
Beethoven Sonata recorded Live in New York City 9/2007
Sonata#6 in F Major, op.10#2 Mov.2 Allegretto Sonata#6 in F Major, op.10#2 Mov.2 Allegretto
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Classical pianist Stephen Kopp, a 2010 graduate of Mannes College of music with a Master of Music Degree in Piano Performance, an Award Winner in Classical Piano received National Recognition as a talented teen artist among top 5% of Artistic talent nationwide according to National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts, ARTS Awards program 2004. Stephen is also a 2nd prize winner of the 6th biennial Pinault International Piano Competition and received an Honorable Mention Award in the Bradshaw and Buono International Piano Competition 2005.
With only a few years of formal studies, Stephen began performing at age 14 and had his New York City debut at Steinway Hall on January 16 2001 at age 15. Stephen was enrolled as a Masters of Music Graduate Student at Mannes College of Music and a former student of Colombian Pianist Blanca Uribe and Thomas Sauer.
Among his other performances included the Saugerties Pro Musica series, Kingston's Artist in residence program at Holy Cross Church, Uptown's Kingston Fine Arts Music Series at the Old Dutch Church, Cami Hall NYC, Mannes Beethoven festival NYC, and he has been cited by the press as a "Keyboard Player of Incendiary Genius" following his first performance at the Kleinert/James Art Center in Woodstock at age 14. He has also offered benefit concerts to student and adult audiences.Your musical influences
Vladimir Horowitz and Georges Cziffra
Yonkers, NY
USA
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Why is the author of Edvard Grieg's "To the Spring" listed as Franz Liszt? (And the file, when opened to play, shows up as "Un sospiro, Franz Liszt 181118")
Dear Stephen,
I assume you are quite young. Yet at this age you can interpret Chopin so perfectly in Nocturne no. 1 !! Welcome to Beijing some day!!!
A Chopin lover from Beijing (I am on your mailing list)
I play Tschaikovsky's "June" as it was transcribed by Herman Clebanoff in orchestra during my 7th grade year and it has taken me almost over 5 years to find a version of this on the piano. I don't know why, but it did. Thanks. You play wonderfully.
Brilliant playing! Love it. hope you can make it over to my site and hear transformations for solo piano. If you'ld like the score, It'd be an honor to have your input- especially the 3rd and the last movement. You could probably sight read it- but it was a beast for me to play.
All my best,
Andy
wow you're playing almost all the stuff im working on. i downloaded some of the music and i just have to say that you are absolutely amazing!
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