“Key Pianists, a series known for highlighting
artists with distinctive voices.”
New York Classical Review
About Key Pianists Concert Series
The Key Pianists Concert Series is a distinctive and thoughtfully curated concert series based in New York City, founded and directed by pianist Terry Eder. Established in 2015, the series is devoted to presenting exceptional solo piano recitals by distinguished artists who offer programs of deep personal and artistic significance. With a focus on interpretive insight, expressive depth, and intellectual rigor, the Key Pianists series has become a respected platform for both celebrated and under-recognized pianists to share repertoire that reflects their unique artistic voices.
Performances take place in Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, an intimate and acoustically superb venue that enhances the concert experience for both artist and audience. The series emphasizes impactful and thoughtful programs, carefully selected to showcase the pianist’s individual sensibility. Whether bringing a distinctive voice to established masterpieces or introducing rare gems, the programming reflects a commitment to musical depth.
Artists featured in the Key Pianists Concert Series have included Sara Davis Buechner, Danny Driver, Jason Hardink, Cecile Licad, Ann Schein and Peter Takács, among others. These performances have garnered critical acclaim for their artistic integrity and for providing a vital space for pianists to engage with repertoire on their own terms. Under Terry Eder’s visionary leadership, the series continues to foster a rich and intimate dialogue between performer, music, and listener—upholding the piano recital as a profound and enduring art form.