Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
The first-ever Digital Van Cliburn Concert Series was presented in two parts on December 3 and 10, 2020. Tap here to view the full concerts: bit.ly/Watch-VanCliburn
For Part II of the series, pianist Tomoko Kashiwagi performs “Song Without Words,” written by Florence Price.
Tomoko Kashiwagi finds great joy in playing diverse repertoire she encounters as a performer and as an educator. Kashiwagi completed her Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees as well as the Performer Diploma in Piano Performance at Indiana University where she studied with Professors Shigeo and Reiko Neriki. It did not take long for Kashiwagi to realize the importance of chamber music and ensemble playing as a musician and that she truly enjoys interacting with other musicians. She is the first recipient of the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Collaborative Piano from the University of Texas at Austin where she studied with Professor Anne Epperson.
Watch the other performances from our 2020 Digital Van Cliburn Concert Series here: bit.ly/Watch-VanCliburn
Visit our website: CrystalBridges.org
Visit the Momentary’s website: theMomentary.org
Sign up for our enews to receive information on upcoming events: bit.ly/CrystalBridges-eNews
The first-ever Digital Van Cliburn Concert Series was presented in two parts on December 3 and 10, 2020. Tap here to view the full concerts: bit.ly/Watch-VanCliburn
For Part II of the series, pianist Tomoko Kashiwagi performs “Song Without Words,” written by Florence Price.
Tomoko Kashiwagi finds great joy in playing diverse repertoire she encounters as a performer and as an educator. Kashiwagi completed her Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees as well as the Performer Diploma in Piano Performance at Indiana University where she studied with Professors Shigeo and Reiko Neriki. It did not take long for Kashiwagi to realize the importance of chamber music and ensemble playing as a musician and that she truly enjoys interacting with other musicians. She is the first recipient of the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Collaborative Piano from the University of Texas at Austin where she studied with Professor Anne Epperson.
Watch the other performances from our 2020 Digital Van Cliburn Concert Series here: bit.ly/Watch-VanCliburn
Visit our website: CrystalBridges.org
Visit the Momentary’s website: theMomentary.org
Sign up for our enews to receive information on upcoming events: bit.ly/CrystalBridges-eNews
