Robin Spielberg will perform in Fallon on Feb. 17 at the Oats Park Arts Center’s Barkley Theater.
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A long-time elite member of the prestigious Steinway Artist Roster, Robin Spielberg has a half billion streams of her music across the globe. Her newest album (her 24th studio recording) is “Downtown."
Spielberg, who will performing Fallon on Feb. 17, has had recent releases — “Love Story” and “On the Edge of a Dream” — that charted on Billboard’s classical crossover and new age charts.
The year’s first performance at the Oats Park Arts Center is five weeks away, and with the experience and numerous accolades to prove it, Spielberg is hailed as one of America’s most popular contemporary female pianists/composers. Whether playing music that embraces the transitions of the seasons, celebrating the thrill of romance, or familiar holiday songs, her concerts intertwine accomplished musical performance with humor and stories that inspire.
As an artist with a multifaceted and successful career, Spielberg has performed in such prestigious environments as Carnegie Hall, the Seoul Arts Center, Mao Livehouse in Shanghai, on CBS Saturday Morning, PBS, LifeTime Live and NPR. Her work has been featured on numerous soundtracks including The History Channel and the Great American Ballroom Challenge.
Spielberg’s performances often include lively and humorous excerpts from her award-winning memoir, “Naked on the Bench: My Adventures in Pianoland.” As a celebrity artist spokesperson for the national American Music Therapy Association, she offers engaging talks, workshops and community outreach programs on the transformative power of music on healing as featured on her TEDx Talk.
Spielberg’s impact extends beyond the stage as she continues to lead focused master classes, engaging workshops and multifaceted residencies in communities across the country.
Spielberg’s performance on Feb. 17 at the Barkley Theater begins at 7 p.m. The box office, Art Bar and galleries open at 6 p.m. Tickers are members $17, non-members $20 and youth and students with valid student identification, $10.
Tickets are available by calling the Churchill Arts Center at 775-423-1440 or emailing info@churchillarts.org.