The Kaleidoscope Piano Concert Series, which is presented by Frost School of Music students and alumni Akina Yura, Inesa Gegprifti, Maria Sumareva, Redi Llupa, and Rodrigo Bussad to introduce new or rarely heard works along with established masterpieces of piano repertory in eclectic programs linked by an underlying theme, will present four programs this season: Fantasia I, Fantasia II, Prisme Russe, and Music of the Americas, which will take place on February 11, February 25, March 31, and April 28, respectively.

All four concerts will be hosted by The Steinway Piano Gallery Miami (4104 Ponce de Leon Boulevard, Coral Gables, 33146), and will begin at 7 p.m. Admission is free. The programs will showcase Frost School of Music award-winning pianists presenting an amalgam of music spread across four centuries and three continents. Living composers featured in this season include J. Corigliano, G. Walker (USA), G. Guevara (Ecuador) S. Korepanov (Russia), A. Peci (Albania), UM alumnus Matthew Taylor, and Frost School composition faculty member Dorothy Hindman.

A complete list of concerts with details about each program is available below. For more details about each event, visit the Kaleidoscope Piano Concert Series Facebook page.

Fantasia I : February 11, at 7 p.m.
Program: works by Mozart, Schumann, and Scriabin
Performers: Maria Sumareva, Deyana Valchinova, and Larisa Soboleva

Fantasia II : February 25, at 7 p.m.
Program: works by C.P.E. Bach, Busoni, Corigliano, De Falla, Peci, and Ravel
Performers: Inesa Gegprifti, Redi Llupa, Akina Yura, Luca Cubisino, and Dan Sato

Prisme Russe: March 31, at 7 p.m.
Program: Rachmaninoff (original works and transcriptions), Balakirev, and Korepanov
Performers: Ana Cristea, Anastasiya Naplekova, Asiya Korepanova

Music of the Americas: April 28, at 7 p.m.
Program: works by Barber, Cowell, Gershwin/Wild, Ginastera, Guevara, Hindman, Lecuona, Villa-Lobos, Taylor, and Walker
Performers: Asiya Korepanova, Emiri Nourishirazi, Takako Tokuda, Priscila Navarro, David Encalada, Jacob Mason, Rosangel Perez, Joao Campos, and Redi Llupa