This is will be my third year performing for Bach-in-the-Subways. After performances at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in NYC (WTC 1 2022 ), the South Orange Public Library (WTC1 and 2 2023), this year it’s the Toccatas for keyboard and selections from WTC 1 and 2 at the Public Library in Millburn, NJ. A graduate of the Hochschule für Musik in Köln, Germany, additional piano studies with Seymour Bernstein, New York, led to my relocation to the US. I particularly enjoy performing classical music in venues other than the traditional concert hall: nursing homes, hospitals, libraries, schools and public spaces – those intersections where music meets life…

This is will be my third year performing for Bach-in-the-Subways. After performances at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in NYC (WTC 1 2022 ), the South Orange Public Library (WTC1 and 2 2023), this year it’s the Toccatas for keyboard and selections from WTC 1 and 2 at the Public Library in Millburn, NJ. A graduate of the Hochschule für Musik in Köln, Germany, additional piano studies with Seymour Bernstein, New York, led to my relocation to the US. I particularly enjoy performing classical music in venues other than the traditional concert hall: nursing homes, hospitals, libraries, schools and public spaces – those intersections where music meets life…

This is will be my third year performing for Bach-in-the-Subways. After performances at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in NYC (WTC 1 2022 ), the South Orange Public Library (WTC1 and 2 2023), this year it’s the Toccatas for keyboard and selections from WTC 1 and 2 at the Public Library in Millburn, NJ. A graduate of the Hochschule für Musik in Köln, Germany, additional piano studies with Seymour Bernstein, New York, led to my relocation to the US. I particularly enjoy performing classical music in venues other than the traditional concert hall: nursing homes, hospitals, libraries, schools and public spaces – those intersections where music meets life…

Join harpsichordist Stephen Gamboa-Diaz for a marathon performance of the twenty-four preludes and fugues of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier, Volume 1. Come for all or part! Reception to follow.