Get ready for a spectacular evening of classical music! World-renowned violinist Eric Grossman and piano sensation Sasha Grossman are set to captivate audiences in Vermillion. What musical magic will unfold when these two virtuosos take the stage? You won’t want to miss this.
Vermillion is set to host an extraordinary musical event as the National Music Museum’s ‘NMM Live!’ series proudly features the renowned violinist Eric Grossman, alongside the prodigious talents of pianist Sasha Grossman. This highly anticipated classical music performance promises an afternoon of unparalleled artistry, drawing music enthusiasts to experience the virtuosic skills of both father and son in a truly unique setting.
Eric Grossman, a name synonymous with profound musicality, brings a distinguished legacy to the stage. A graduate of The Juilliard School, where he honed his craft under the tutelage of the legendary Dorothy DeLay, Grossman’s violin performance has graced prestigious venues across the globe. His career is marked by collaborations with esteemed conductors such as Zubin Mehta and Stanislav Skrowaczewski, showcasing his mastery and interpretive depth.
Beyond his work with leading orchestras, Eric Grossman has championed new works, premiering compositions dedicated to him by contemporary composers including Jorge Lopez Marin and James Cohn. His artistic versatility spans compelling solo recitals, intimate chamber music engagements, and powerful orchestral contributions, performed everywhere from New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art to international festivals in France, South Korea, and Cuba. He also serves as Artistic Director of the Cosmopolitan Chamber Players, further cementing his reputation as a pivotal figure in classical music.
Sharing the stage and indeed, a profound musical lineage, is Sasha Grossman, a remarkable piano prodigy who, at a tender age, has already garnered international acclaim. Accepted into New York’s Special Music School at just five years old, Sasha’s burgeoning career includes performances at iconic venues such as Carnegie Hall, Steinway Hall, and Lincoln Center, alongside international appearances in the UK and Italy.
Currently pursuing his studies at the esteemed Yehudi Menuhin School in England as a scholarship student, Sasha continues to refine his exceptional talent under the guidance of distinguished mentors. His dedication and skill have consistently earned him top prizes in numerous international competitions, solidifying his status as a rising star in the world of classical piano.
Sasha’s musical journey extends beyond the traditional concert platform. He has lent his vocal talents to The Metropolitan Opera Children’s Chorus and, demonstrating an impressive creative drive, has ventured into composition. At the astonishing age of eleven, he completed his first fully orchestrated piano concerto, showcasing an innate understanding of musical architecture and expression that belies his years.
This joint performance at the National Music Museum in Vermillion offers a rare opportunity to witness two generations of extraordinary musical talent. Audiences will not only be treated to Eric Grossman’s masterful violin performance but also Sasha Grossman’s captivating artistry on the Museum’s historic 1901 Mason & Hamlin Grand piano (NMM15722), promising an unforgettable afternoon of classical music excellence.
