Hailed for his extraordinary, imaginative, and original interpretations, the Russian-born Israeli pianist, Victor Goldberg, continues to fascinate a wide range of audiences around the globe with his extensive repertoire of classical masterpieces, and rarely performed piano works. In 2000, Mr. Goldberg won both  the Artist Recognition Award at the 2000 International Keyboard Festival in New York and the Arianne Katcz  Piano Competition in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Mr. Goldberg's recent appearances include solo performances at numerous prestigious New York venues, such as Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center; Steinway Hall; Bargemusic; the Millennium Theater, and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.

Mr. Goldberg studied under renowned pianists such as Jerome Lowenthal, Alexander Shtarkman, Constance Keene, Alexander Volkov, and Mark Shaviner.  He holds degrees from Tel Aviv University’s Rubin Academy, The Juilliard School, the Peabody Insititute of the Johns Hopkins University, and the Manhattan School of Music, where he became the first instrumentalist to ever be awarded the prestigious Artist Diploma in Performance.

     The concert is open to the public. A free-will offering will be received and a reception will follow the concert.