On November 2, Genevieve F. Lee returns to Bridges Hall of Music for a solo keyboard program of music for piano and harpsichord composed by Beethoven, Livia Malossi Bottignole, Chris Castro, François Couperin, Antoine Forqueray and Gao Ping – two of which were recently commissioned by Lee.

A versatile performer of music spanning five centuries, Genevieve Feiwen Lee has thrilled audiences on the piano, harpsichord, toy piano, keyboard, and electronics. She enjoys music that challenges her to go outside of her comfort zone to sing, speak, act, and play new instruments. She has appeared as a soloist in France, Brazil, Bulgaria, China, Poland, and the Netherlands. She recorded Kurt Rohde’s ONE for speaking pianist (Innova), works by Tom Flaherty and Philippe Bodin on Elements (Albany), and appears on seven other albums.

In the local area, Lee has been a guest performer with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Chamber Music series at Disney Hall, Southwest Chamber Music, Jacaranda, Piano Spheres and the Hear Now New Music Festival. She’s a founding member of the Mojave Trio and performed in Carnegie Hall with the Garth Newel Piano Quartet. She is the Everett S. Olive Professor of Music at Pomona College.

COST Admission is free with open seating, without tickets. Doors open approximately 30 minutes prior to each performance.