Teresa Walters Solo Piano Recital National Center for the Performing Arts Tata.com : Bombay, India
“In collaboration with the Time and Talents Foundation, American pianist Teresa Walters will perform in a solo piano recital at the National Center for the Performing Arts Recital Hall on l9 September. The recital will benefit women’s and children’s charities throughout India. An internationally acclaimed pianist with an extensive global touring schedule, Teresa Walters has in recent times performed as recitalist and orchestral soloist on 6 continents and in most of the 50 states of the USA at prestigious venues, ranging from Carnegie Hall to Moscow’s Great Hall, the Salle Cortot in Paris to the Australian International Conservatorium. She is regarded as one of the finest interpreters of Liszt today and has several recordings to her credit. The American Record Guide has announced, “Her competition is virtually nil.” Her recent Centennial Recital at Lincoln Center in New York earned a standing ovation from a capacity crowd. She is noted for her commitment to music as the ultimate universal language.”
“In collaboration with the Time and Talents Foundation, American pianist Teresa Walters will perform in a solo piano recital at the National Center for the Performing Arts Recital Hall on l9 September. The recital will benefit women’s and children’s charities throughout India. An internationally acclaimed pianist with an extensive global touring schedule, Teresa Walters has in recent times performed as recitalist and orchestral soloist on 6 continents and in most of the 50 states of the USA at prestigious venues, ranging from Carnegie Hall to Moscow’s Great Hall, the Salle Cortot in Paris to the Australian International Conservatorium. She is regarded as one of the finest interpreters of Liszt today and has several recordings to her credit. The American Record Guide has announced, “Her competition is virtually nil.” Her recent Centennial Recital at Lincoln Center in New York earned a standing ovation from a capacity crowd. She is noted for her commitment to music as the ultimate universal language.”