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Concert & Masterclass featuring Dr. Clara Yang, Head of Keyboard Studies at UNC Chapel Hill 1:00 pm
Concert & Masterclass featuring Dr. Clara Yang, Head of Keyboard Studies at UNC Chapel Hill @ Ruggero Piano
Mar 1 @ 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Concert & Masterclass featuring Dr. Clara Yang, Head of Keyboard Studies at UNC Chapel Hill @ Ruggero Piano
Masterclass This masterclass will feature four piano students and works from Brahms, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and Lyapunov. Dr. Clara Yang Bio Praised for her “breathtaking technical prowess” (Cultural Voice of North Carolina) and “probing emotional depth and daring individuality” (Peninsula Reviews), Chinese-American pianist Clara Yang has performed on some of the world’s leading stages, including Weill[...]
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Fourth Friday Concert Series featuring Young Pianists of the Triangle – Friday, March 27th, 2026, 7:30pm 7:30 pm
Fourth Friday Concert Series featuring Young Pianists of the Triangle – Friday, March 27th, 2026, 7:30pm @ Ruggero Piano
Mar 27 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Fourth Friday Concert Series featuring Young Pianists of the Triangle - Friday, March 27th, 2026, 7:30pm @ Ruggero Piano
Click Here for Livestream! Performers This concert will feature young pianists from the piano studios of Sandy Duran, Jean Park, Carol Ann Barry, Mary DeBoy, Olga Urick, Kendall Kelly and Olga Kleiankina! Founded in June, 2003, the Fourth Friday Concert Series, formerly know as the 4th Friday Mix, stands as one of our area’s longest-running[...]
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Customer Reviews

We got to christen LR’s newest acquisition tonight, a 9′ Bösendorfer which amazed concert goers who were used to seeing either our past-it’s-prime Steinway or a rented piano on stage for our soloists. Let me tell you folks, to say this instrument has an AMAZING sound understates what I heard. I have always been a fan of the Bösendorfer sound, and tonight had everyone of my memories of those instruments reignited. Such wonderful presence, projection, and rich full tone… and in the hands of a master like John Anthony Cheek, it shone in all it’s glory. Of course, being a Lutheran institution, the first piece performed on it was a Bach Keyboard Concerto! Followed by something completely different, “The Piano Factory” by (we’ll claim him since he’s been transplanted here so long) NC’s own J. Mark Scearce showing off a completely different set of sounds this remarkable instrument is capable of. Kudos to John and Daniel Kiser in putting together the deal to make this happen for LRU – thanks to the donors and everyone responsible including Ruggero Piano and Yamaha/Bösendorfer USA. If you missed it… I am sorry for you (LR Choir Tour members from 1978 will remember that quote). - Tim Phillips – Lenoir-Rhyne University

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