David Gross Concert

Doors open at 7:00 PM | Concert begins at 7:30 PM

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Join us as pianist David Gross performs stunning program of piano music by Voříšek, Beethoven, Cervantes, and Smetana.

David Gross has performed extensive solo concerts both in the United States and Europe, including performances with the Berliner Symphoniker, Staatsorchester Frankfurt/Oder, Ensemble Oriol (Berlin), Rockford Symphony, Champaign-Urbana Symphony, Macon Symphony, Idaho Civic Symphony, Greenville Symphony, Anderson Symphony, Merrimack Valley Philharmonic, Hendersonville Symphony, and Brevard Philharmonic, as well as several university orchestras throughout the United States. He has been a featured soloist at the American Liszt Society National Conference and has performed several recitals for the Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concert Series in Chicago. Gross has numerous recorded solos that were broadcast for German NPR, and he was featured in the German National Public Television film “Singing Hands” (ARTE). His recording of the Lalo Piano Concerto with the Staatsorchester Frankfurt/Oder was an “engaging and honed performance” (Fono Forum), and his 2010 release of Voříšek piano works is available on Centaur Records.

Among his many collaborative alliances, David Gross is a founding member of the Poinsett Piano Trio, with whom he has appeared several times at Piccolo Spoleto, as well as toured the Southeastern US, Germany, and New Zealand.

David Gross grew up and studied piano in Berlin/ Germany from a young age, and holds degrees from the universities at München, Yale, Hannover, and Illinois, where his principal teachers include Ludwig Hoffmann, Arie Vardi, Daniel Pollack, Claude Frank, and John Wustman. Having held visiting positions in Germany, South Africa, and the US, he joined the faculty of Furman University in 2001. His pedagogical enthusiasm finds additional outlets through service for the South Carolina Music Teachers Association (SCMTA) and at masterclasses and workshops.

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