Elizabeth Joy Roe

about

Hailed "brilliant" (The New York Times), "an artist to be taken seriously" (The Chicago Tribune), "electrifying" (The Dallas Morning News), "a mature and fascinating interpreter and an artist of intelligence, insight, and a genuine grace" (The Southampton Press), American pianist Elizabeth Joy Roe was featured in the cover story of Symphony Magazine as one of the classical music world's "Six on the Rise: Young Artists to Watch in 2008." She has captured universal acclaim from critics and audiences alike for her appearances as recitalist, orchestral soloist, and chamber musician. As the winner of the prestigious William Petschek Piano Debut Recital Award, Ms. Roe made her New York solo recital debut at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall in April 2007. She made her New York concerto debut in 2005 under the baton of James Conlon, performing the Britten Piano Concerto at Alice Tully Hall. In 2003, she stepped in on short notice to replace the late John Browning for subscription performances of the Barber Piano Concerto—a work Browning had premiered in 1962 at the opening of Lincoln Center—with the Delaware Symphony Orchestra; The Delaware News Journal pronounced her pianism as "astonishing" and "stunning." Her 1997 debut with the Chicago Symphony II elicited accolades from John von Rhein of The Chicago Tribune: "Elizabeth Joy Roe supplied scintillation in the Grieg [Concerto]…A lot of pianists play the Grieg but not many adults twice the age of Miss Roe could make this familiar sc

top songs

albums

Britten & Barber Piano Concertos; Nocturnes

Field: Complete Nocturnes

John Field: Complete Nocturnes

▥

John Field : Complete Nocturnes

Images Poetiques

2005 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition Preliminary Round

▥

Britten Barber Piano Concertos; Nocturnes

▥

Jazz and the Philharmonic

▥

The Sleep Channel

Britten & Barber: Piano Concertos & Nocturnes

▥

Complete Nocturnes

▥

Barber: 2. Moderato (Piano Concerto, Op.38)

similar artists