Pianofest 2025: Your Last Chance to Experience the Magic

The summer’s musical highlight is approaching its grand finale. There are just three concerts left—each one offering a fresh, unforgettable evening of piano artistry.

Don’t miss your chance to enjoy these remarkable performances before the curtain falls on Pianofest’s 37th season.

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Southampton Series — Three Mondays Remain

Levitas Center for the Arts, Southampton Cultural Center
Mondays at 5 PM

Trade your Monday rush for an evening where the music takes center stage. In the Southampton Cultural Center’s warm acoustic, every nuance rings clear, and you’re close enough to feel the energy from the keyboard. After the concert, step into the gallery space for a relaxed reception—soft drinks, conversation, and a chance to meet the artists you just heard. It’s the perfect start to the week and a signature Hamptons experience you won’t find anywhere else

July 21
July 28 (Season Finale)

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East Hampton — One Remaining Wednesday

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, East Hampton
Wednesday, July 23 at 5:30 PM

Escape mid-week to East Hampton for a concert that feels like a private recital: St. Luke’s pristine acoustics let every whisper of phrasing reach you unfiltered, and the intimate setting means you’re never more than a few rows from the pianist’s artistry. It’s a rare chance to hear world-class talent up close—and to turn an ordinary Wednesday into something unforgettable.

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Student Highlights

A weekly series where we showcase several students attending Pianofest this season. Read their full bios here.

Elisa Rumici

Italian pianist, researcher, and educator based in Switzerland, Elisa is an active soloist and chamber musician performing across Europe, from Venice’s Teatro La Fenice to Basel’s Gare du Nord. Winner of twenty-five first prizes, she has recorded multiple albums and is currently pursuing a doctorate in artistic research at Hochschule für Musik Freiburg.

Shiqin Wang

Pianist and composer studying at Juilliard with Julian Martin and Jerome Lowenthal, Shiqin made his Carnegie Hall debut in March 2025. He is a prolific competition winner, including top honors at the Manhattan International Music Competition and the Sino-Russia Tchaikovsky Competition, and actively premieres his own compositions.

Vanessa Yu

Named among CBC’s top “30 classical musicians under 30,” Canadian pianist Vanessa Yu has performed at prestigious venues worldwide, including Carnegie’s Weill Hall and Vienna Konzerthaus. A frequent concerto soloist and recording artist, she is currently pursuing a Master’s at Peabody Institute and actively engages in education beyond music.