Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center to small towns across America, to Spain, France, Norway, Finland, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Korea, and Japan, across a range of powerfully  personal composers – Beethoven, Schumann, Liszt, Gottschalk, Gershwin.
Peter Simon displays
an astonishing virtuosity and genius in transporting a composer’s soul and musical spirit to the audience. The last student of legendary pianist Jorge let, Peter Simon’s unique musical programs and sensitive artistry make him in demand as well as repeat performances wherever he goes.
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Carnegie Hall he gave us sufficient opportunity to savor his attractive, natural musicality, his lovely unforced sound, his plentiful
facility, all of which make his piano playing a real joy.
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- - - NEW YORK CONCERT REVIEW
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From the Kennedy Center:
Keyboard acrobatics raised to an art form.
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- - - THE WASHINGTON POST
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This is a seasoned artist who has an original view of music and is willing to back it up with all the performing
prowess he has. His is not a talent that has developed from following, but rather from probing and wrestling with music.
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- - - DENVER POST
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A talented pianist with remarkable execution and contagious enthusiasm.
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- - - BIARRITZ, FRANCE
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Brilliant performance, rare elegance.
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- - - SEVILLE, SPAIN
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Beautifully expressed, imaginative and refined. An
innovative and inspiring performance. Indeed an international artist.
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- - - OSLO, NORWAY
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