亚伦温斯迟

Pianist 亚伦温斯迟 enjoys a multifaceted career as a performer, presenter, and educator. He has performed on concert stages throughout the U.S., 欧洲, 和亚洲, including in Avery Fisher Hall at 林肯中心, Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, Duke’s Hall in London, at the Verbier Festival in Switzerland, and as soloist with symphonies in the U.S. 和中国. Especially regarded for his 室内乐 performances, he has appeared at the Norfolk, 鲍登, 萨拉索塔, 五大湖, and Yellow Barn 室内乐 festivals, collaborating with cellist Lynn Harrell, clarinetists Charles Neidich and Anthony McGill, violinists Miranda Cuckson and Jennifer Koh, and the Miró and Parker Quartets, 等. He has worked closely with many renowned composers, including Thomas Adès, 尼科穆勒, and Kaija Saariaho and performed new works by Saariaho and John Adams at Tanglewood’s Festival of Contemporary 音乐.

Wunsch studied at Yale University (BA, 以优等成绩毕业者), the Mozarteum in Salzburg (Fulbright Fellowship) and at The Juilliard School (MM and DMA). He was formerly assistant professor of piano at William Paterson University and is a full-time faculty member at Juilliard, where he teaches graduate studies, 室内乐, 音乐的历史, 键盘的研究, and directs Juilliard 钢琴Scope, the 钢琴 Department’s performance series. He teaches piano master classes and lectures at conservatories and universities in the U. S., 欧洲, 和亚洲, and he was 2010 visiting professor at Shanghai Normal University. His awards for written work in musicology include the Henry Hart Rice and the Richard F. 法国奖. His principal teachers in piano included Peter Frankl, Karlheinz Kämmerling, and Robert McDonald, and he also worked with Andras Schiff, Jerome Lowenthal, and Claude Frank; his history and theory studies were with Allen Forte, 罗伯特·摩根, L. Michael Griffel, and Maynard Solomon.

Wunsch is artistic director of the 音乐 Mondays concert series in New York City and co-artistic director of the Skaneateles Festival, in the Finger Lakes.