Tiffany Poon

SUN, APR 11 2027
4:00PM / Lincoln Performance Hall, PSU

“poignancy, evocations, mystery”

FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN 

Étude in E Major, op. 10, no. 3 (“Tristesse”)

Barcarolle in F-sharp Major, op. 60

FRANZ LISZT 

Deux Légendes, s.175, from Années de Pèlerinage

Saint François d’Assise: la prédication aux oiseaux

SERGEI PROKOFIEV 

Sonata No. 7 in B-flat Major, op. 83 (“War Sonata”)

MAURICE RAVEL 

Oiseaux tristes from Miroirs, m. 43: no. 2

Une barque sur l’océan, m. 43: no. 3

LILI BOULANGER

D’un jardin clair from Trois Morceaux

FRANZ VON VECSEY / arr. GEORGES CZIFFRA

Valse triste

MEL BONIS 

Ophélie from Femmes de Légende, op. 65, no. 1

LISZT

Liebestraum No. 3 in A-flat Major

FRANZ SCHUBERT / arr. FRANZ LISZT

Ständchen (“Serenade”)

BONIS

Desdemona from Femmes de Légende, op. 65, no. 1

FRITZ KREISLER / arr. SERGEI RACHMANINOFF 

Liebesleid

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  • PRE-CONCERT LECTURE: Arrive early to the concert and listen to an insightful pre-concert lecture given by Bill Crane, Executive Director, and Amelia De Vaal, Director of Operations and Resident Musicologist — 3:15 PM.

    PROGRAM NOTES: Get a start on learning about this program by reading the program notes.

GET TO KNOW TIFFANY POON

NATIONALITY:

American

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"Beautiful sound, sensitivity and expressive nuance."

— International Piano

What is a piece of music you return to when you need to remember why you became a musician?

When you truly love something or someone, they become

part of your existence. I love playing the piano, so I don’t need

something to remind me.

What is a work of art that you think more people should know about and why?

Perhaps many know the 1927 film Metropolis already... but I think

it has a great message that seems quite relevant for our current

times.

How do you unwind after a performance?

Talking with my loved ones.

What is a place in the world that has changed the way you think about sound?

Paris — the art and culture there inspired my last album Nature

a lot and it continues to inspire my next one... ;)

What is something you’ve learned to do in the last five years that has nothing to do with the piano?

Accepting love.

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