Quentin Kim returns to Pittsburgh for a concert of his chamber music, presented by Poets of the Piano at Carnegie-Mellon University. Also featured on this concert are Joshua Huang, violin and Cecilia Caughman, cello.

Variations on an Olden Korean Tune, for cello and piano (Cecilia Caughman, cello; Quentin Kim, piano)

Trio in c# minor (Joshua Huang, violin; Cecilia Caughman, cello; Nathan Carterette, piano)

Piano Sonata in g# minor (Nathan Carterette, piano)

Dreamscape, for violin and piano (Joshua Huang, violin; Nathan Carterette, piano)

This concert is free and will last about one hour.

For parking: there is on-street parking behind/around the College of Fine Arts Building on Frew and Tech Streets. Additionally, there is parking available at the East Campus Parking Garage off Forbes. After 5 pm, it is free.

Poets of the Piano returns for its third season. 

When composers wanted to push the limits of emotion and personal drama in their music to the edge, they turned to the Fantasy.

The fourth and final concert in this series is music of Gothic or diabolic dreams. Quentin Kim's four-movement sonata depicts a journey into the subconscious, while Liszt's Mephisto Waltz is inspired by Lenau's depiction of Mephisto hypnotizing a crowd with his violin playing.

Schumann - Des Abends / In der Nacht

Medtner - March of the Paladin / The Bells

Quentin Kim - Sonata in g# minor

Liszt - Mephisto Waltz