Daniel Schlosberg (d.schlosberg), Piano

Biography

Daniel Schlosberg was born in Los Angeles. He appears regularly on such series as Bargemusic (Brooklyn), the Embassy Series (Washington, DC), and on live radio broadcast recitals from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. He served as an accompanist in Sarasota, Florida and Shelter Island, New York for the Perlman Music Program, headed by faculty violinist Itzhak Perlman. Mr. Schlosberg is currently Artist-in-Residence at the University of Notre Dame.

In the summer of 2000, Mr. Schlosberg held the Leonard Bernstein Fellowship in piano at Tanglewood. The same summer, he took part in a special collaboration with the Paul Taylor Dance Company at the Jacob's Pillow festival in performances of solo Debussy. He has appeared also at the summer festivals of Taos, Aspen, and Aldeburgh. Other projects of note include recitals at Weill Hall and in France and Italy as a fellow of the La Gesse Foundation, an appearance at the inaugural Amagansett Chamber Music Festival, and a recital at the Israeli Embassy, presented in conjunction with the Smithsonian Institutions. He has taught piano at Stony Brook University, and also served on the faculty of the Stony Brook Pre-College Program.

He is a member of Yarn/Wire, a piano and percussion quartet dedicated to performing the music of our time. In 2007-08, the group will give concerts in New York, Massachusetts and Tennessee. In 2007, Mr. Schlosberg also curated and performed in a series of concerts celebrating the music of Erich Wolfgang Korngold.

Mr. Schlosberg studied at the Peabody Conservatory with Ann Schein and at Stony Brook University with Gilbert Kalish; his other major teachers were Barbara Hee and Christina Dahl.