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Marc Steiner is a distinguished pianist known for his dynamic contributions to contemporary classical music. He has been an integral part of the Sierra Ensemble, an innovative trio comprising violin, French horn, and piano, based in Richmond, California. Since its inception in 1998, the ensemble has garnered acclaim for its commitment to expanding the repertoire through composer commissions and educational initiatives. Notably, Sierra Ensemble has received grants from CEC ArtsLink and the U.S. Department of State, which facilitated groundbreaking residency programs in Turkey in 2013. Steiner's dedication to music education is evident through his role as Ensemble in Residence for the John Adams Young Composers Program at the Crowden Music Center in 2012. Recent performances include a captivating appearance at the East Bay Music Collective and a free livestream concert at the Center for New Music in San Francisco. The ensemble's artistry has been praised for its glowing dexterity, particularly in their upcoming recording of the Brahms Horn Trio, set to be released in early 2022. Additionally, they commissioned Richard Aldag’s Trio for Violin, French Horn, and Piano, showcasing their commitment to fostering new works in the classical canon. As Marc Steiner continues to push the boundaries of classical music, his upcoming projects promise to further enrich the cultural landscape.
Artist summary generated by AI
Marc Steiner is a distinguished pianist known for his dynamic contributions to contemporary classical music. He has been an integral part of the Sierra Ensemble, an innovative trio comprising violin, French horn, and piano, based in Richmond, California. Since its inception in 1998, the ensemble has garnered acclaim for its commitment to expanding the repertoire through composer commissions and educational initiatives. Notably, Sierra Ensemble has received grants from CEC ArtsLink and the U.S. Department of State, which facilitated groundbreaking residency programs in Turkey in 2013. Steiner's dedication to music education is evident through his role as Ensemble in Residence for the John Adams Young Composers Program at the Crowden Music Center in 2012. Recent performances include a captivating appearance at the East Bay Music Collective and a free livestream concert at the Center for New Music in San Francisco. The ensemble's artistry has been praised for its glowing dexterity, particularly in their upcoming recording of the Brahms Horn Trio, set to be released in early 2022. Additionally, they commissioned Richard Aldag’s Trio for Violin, French Horn, and Piano, showcasing their commitment to fostering new works in the classical canon. As Marc Steiner continues to push the boundaries of classical music, his upcoming projects promise to further enrich the cultural landscape.
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