Grammy nominated pianist Aron Kallay’s playing has been called “exquisite…every sound sounded considered, alive, worthy of our wonder” (LA Times). Aron’s performances integrate new technology and alternate tunings, and at the concert of new music for piano and synthesizer the man described as “LA’s most versatile keyboardist” will delve into microtonal music by new composers

Equal temperament tuning broke the creativity and variety of the world of music. This concert of works by Alexander Elliott Miller, Isaac Schankler, and Johnston, and Matthew Brown will fix it.  

Described as a “modern renaissance man” (Over the Mountain Journal), Grammy® nominated pianist Aron Kallay’s playing has been called “exquisite…every sound sounded considered, alive, worthy of our wonder” (LA Times). “Perhaps Los Angeles’ most versatile keyboardist” (LaOpus), Aron has been praised as possessing “that special blend of intellect, emotion, and overt physicality that makes even the thorniest scores simply leap from the page into the listeners laps” (KPFK). Aron’s performances often integrate technology, video, and alternate tunings; Fanfare magazine described him as “a multiple threat: a great pianist, brainy tech wizard, and visionary promoter of a new musical practice” (Fanfare). 

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Collage is a 49-seat nonprofit art gallery and concert space with excellent acoustics and a high quality sound system. We are located less than one and a half miles from the south end of the Harbor Freeway, and there are public lots on 7th Street and behind the building across the street. Street parking in our area is free after 6 PM and all day Sunday. There is a bus stop one block from our door with frequent service to downtown Long Beach, Downtown LA, and other destinations. 

Collage: A Place for Art & Culture

731 South Pacific Avenue

San Pedro, CA, 90731

424-450-8239

collageartculture.org