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Center for Historical Keyboards
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Center for Historical Keyboards
  • Conrad Graf piano Op. 502

    Conrad Graf Piano (Opus 502) Arrives in Ithaca

  • Brahms as a younger and older man

    Future Imperfect: Brahms and the Passage of Time

  • Jen Yi (violin) and Madeline McCanne (piano)

    Undergraduate Teaching at CCHK: Chamber Music

News

Conrad Graf piano Op. 502

Conrad Graf Piano (Opus 502) Arrives in Ithaca

The Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards is delighted to announce the arrival of Conrad Graf Opus 502 (ca. 1823-24) into our collection. The piano is the generous gift of Nancy Garrett, Professor Emeritus of Piano at the Butler School of Music, University of Texas at Austin (who is also the benefactor of our 1799 Broadwood).

Jen Yi (violin) and Madeline McCanne (piano)

Undergraduate Teaching at CCHK: Chamber Music

Jen Yi (violin, Operations Research & Information Engineering '22) reflects on her participation in chamber music last fall and this semester with Madeline McCanne (piano, Chemistry '21).

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  • Department of Music at Cornell University
  • DMA Program in Keyboard Studies
  • Concerts and Programs
  • Westfield Center for Historical Keyboard Studies
Xak Bjerken playing the piano in reception

Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards fosters original and imaginative approaches to the performance and study of keyboard instruments, their technological underpinnings, their intersections with other arts, and their participation in the global currents of cultural and social history. (Learn more about what we do here.) It is also the home and host of the Westfield Center for Historical Keyboard Studies.

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