EVDOL 22 - Romantic Piano in the United States

Mirian Conti
Step into the enchanting world of American romantic piano music with our six-week course, designed for enthusiasts who want to explore the unique and rich tapestry of sounds that shaped the U.S. music landscape in the 19th and 20th centuries. This course delves into the works of iconic American pianists and composers such as Louis Moreau Gottschalk, Edward MacDowell, Amy Beach, Scott Joplin, and George Gershwin, whose compositions beautifully blend folk and popular idioms with classical traditions.

Each session is crafted to provide an immersive experience, examining how these composers incorporated elements of their American heritage into their music, creating a distinctive national style that resonates with romantic expressiveness and bold innovation. Through expert analysis, listening sessions, and engaging discussions, participants will gain a deeper appreciation of how these musical pioneers used their classical training to forge new paths in American music.

Whether you’re a seasoned musician, a student of music history, or a lover of piano music, this course offers a unique opportunity to explore the emotional depth and stylistic diversity of American romantic piano music. Join us on this musical journey to discover the stories and sounds that celebrate the spirit of America.

6 weeks

Mondays 5:30–7:00pm ET

February 3–March 10

Online Only

$338