The Aldwell Center is founded at the Conservatory of the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance (JAMD). The Center is a living homage to Edward Aldwell (1938-2006) — distinguished American pianist, scholar, and teacher — and commemorates his outstanding personality and rich professional heritage.   Under the leadership of its Honorary President, Murray Perahia, and the guidance of a distinguished international Board of Advisors, the activities of the Aldwell Center are managed by its Artistic Director, Lea Agmon.
This site lists the Aldwell Center's current and upcoming program of activities and maintains a record of past events.
     

The EAC congratulates pianist Sonia Rubinsky on her 2009 Latin Grammy® Award for the Naxos recording, VILLA-LOBOS Piano Music Vol 8. This marks the first time a Naxos recording has received a Latin Grammy® for Best Classical Album.
Ms Rubinsky has recorded all of Villa-Lobos’s piano music for Naxos. A boxed set featuring all 8 volumes is planned for release in 2010.
Sonia Rubinsky is a member of the EAC Board of Advisors.
In 2010-2011, Sonia Rubnisky will be Artist in Residence at the EAC.

  

The 2010-2011 program is taking shape right now. Check out our preliminary information, and come back soon to see the final program of master classes and the Young Piano Masters Project.

 

     

Form Informed - The EAC Blog is now online.
The blog is dedicated to musical theory and analysis as well as to the daily activities and program of the EAC.
Please check out the blog (click here), leave your feedback, or better yet, post your own piece. Please send us your contribution to blog@aldwell.com. If you wish to become a regular contributor, indicate so in your mail and we will open an author's account for you.

 

   

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