Zach (Shiwen) Mo presents the World Premiere of Fein’s Piano Sonata No. 1 in a program also containing Scriabin’s Sonata No. 7 and Beethoven’s Op. 111.

The Faculty of Juilliard’s Pre-College Ear Training and Music Theory Departments step out of the classroom and onto the stage for an exciting evening of music.

For Ensemble in Process’s next performance, pianist and composer Brian Mark will give the Greek premiere of Fein’s “Blue Song” alongside other works from EiP’s repertoire.

Join Evan Fein in collaboration with baritone Colin Levin in an afternoon of Nordic art song at Sandi Art Museum, in the Faroe Islands. Program to include works by Faroese composers Sunleif Rasmussen and Eli Tausen à Lava as well as living composers with Nordic connections Griffin Candey, Evan Fein, and Ben Lunn.

Join Evan Fein in collaboration with baritone Colin Levin in an afternoon of Nordic art song at Tórshavn’s Cathedral, Havnar Kirkja. Program to include works by Faroese composers Sunleif Rasmussen and Eli Tausen à Lava as well as living composers with Nordic connections Griffin Candey, Evan Fein, and Ben Lunn.

Join Evan Fein in collaboration with baritone Colin Levin in an afternoon of Nordic art song at Nordic House in Tórshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands. Program to include works by Faroese composers Sunleif Rasmussen and Eli Tausen à Lava as well as living composers with Nordic connections Griffin Candey, Evan Fein, and Ben Lunn.

Acclaimed Icelandic cellist Ragnar Jónsson joins Fein in recital in Reykjavík’s Neskirkja.

Join Evan Fein in collaboration with baritone Colin Levin in an evening of Nordic art song at The Victor Borge Theatre in New York’s Scandinavia House. Program to include works by Faroese composers Sunleif Rasmussen and Eli Tausen à Lava as well as living composers with Nordic connections Griffin Candey, Evan Fein, and Ben Lunn. The program will be anchored by Türe Rangstrom’s monumental Kung Erikors Visor.

2024 commemorates a significant anniversary year for the Swedish Romantic composer Ture Rangström (1887-1947) This evening of his “Romanser,” all composed in 1924, will be presented by Nordic art song specialists Colin Levin, Kathleen Roland-Silverstein, and Claire Galloway.

Program to include Palmieri’s “Missa a Buenos Aires” also known as “MisaTango” with mezzo-soprano Malena Dayen as the soloist as well as music by Ola Giejlo and a World Premiere by Evan Fein.