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PianoArts 10th Anniversary Celebration Concert Anderson & Roe Piano Duo June 18, 2009 Pavilion of the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts
Meet Anderson & Roe Known for their adrenalized performances, inventive programming, original compositions, and refined artistry, GREG ANDERSON and ELIZABETH JOY ROE bring a fresh and visionary approach to the concert stage, dazzling audiences around the world as a four-hand and two-piano team. Mr. Anderson and Ms. Roe met in 2000 as freshmen at The Juilliard School and the two formed their dynamic musical partnership shortly thereafter. They have since performed across North America, with notable recitals in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, St. Paul, Fort Worth, Milwaukee, Orlando, Miami, and Washington, D.C., as well as in nearly every New York City venue imaginable, from Carnegie Hall to children's hospitals. They have also appeared on the Cliburn Concert Series, on chamber music festivals in Banff, Canandaigua, Hampton, and Kingston, and as presenters at EG (Entertainment Gathering). In May of 2004, they were featured on MTV's Total Request Live, and in 2006 they appeared twice on NPR's From the Top The Anderson & Roe Piano Duo released their debut album, Reimagine, in 2008. Mr. Anderson and Ms. Roe left an indelible impression at The Juilliard School, where they both earned their bachelor's and master's degrees. A live performance by the Anderson & Roe Piano Duo is included on the “Sounds of Juilliard” CD celebrating the school's centennial year. The duo was granted the honor to perform on several prominent Juilliard events, including a presentation for the “Women for Women” Association of the United Nations, the “Juilliard Young Artists and Their Mentors” concert at Zankel Hall, annual concerts for “Friends of the Library,” and repeated performances for the board of directors and donors of the school. In 2006, given only two months to compose and prepare, the Anderson & Roe Piano Duo gave the world premiere of their own composition “Star Wars Fantasy: Four Impressions for Two Pianos,” replacing John Williams on Juilliard's “Cinema Serenades” concert in Alice Tully Hall. Additionally, the two directed the groundbreaking project “Life Between the Keys,” a concert that involved the entire Juilliard Piano Class of 2004; this event celebrated the class's unique camaraderie and chronicled its Juilliard experience in an all-American program of piano music.
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2010 schedule of Student–to–Student performances Youth and Family Concerts February and March, 2010 Milwaukee, Appleton and Oshkosh, Wisconsin
PianoArts Fellow Jacob Ertl, instructor Chris Wszalek, Milwaukee High School of the Arts pianists
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