Rebecca Penneys Piano Festival Satellite Concert
The Rebecca Penneys Piano Festival (RPPF) is one of the world’s premier piano festivals that brings together award-winning collegiate pianists from around the globe. The festival is held annually at the University of South Florida, where gifted pianists experience learning and performing opportunities spearheaded by a world-class roster of 25 international artist faculty.
Selected from more than 250 applications, from 100 schools and 25 countries, this year’s pianists include students from The Juilliard School, National University of Singapore, Royal Danish Academy, Yale School of Music, Seoul National University, Oberlin Conservatory, Shanghai Conservatory, Eastman School of Music, and The Glenn Gould School in Toronto.
New Tampa Performing Arts Center invites the community to a free satellite concert featuring performances from the world-class RPPF pianists.
Free admission! The concert is free to the public, but there is a limited number of available seats. Reserve your tickets in advance.
Hosted annually at the University of South Florida, this intensive, tuition-free festival features daily lessons, masterclasses, and public satellite performances by award-winning collegiate pianists from around the globe.
Rebecca Penneys is an American-born pianist of Russian-Ukrainian-Jewish descent. She is a recitalist, chamber musician, orchestral soloist, educator, and adjudicator. In 1965, she was the youngest contestant to enter the International Chopin Competition in Warsaw