Juilliard pianist Christian De Luca performs J.S. Bach's Italian Concerto in F Major, BWV 971 as part of a piano master class with András Schiff. The class was recorded live at Juilliard's Paul Hall on October 16, 2017. Learn more about future live-streamed master classes at www.juilliard.edu/live.
Juilliard’s Piano Department is the second-largest department within the Music Division, representing approximately one-quarter of its total student enrollment. At the heart of the program is a distinguished faculty whose members enjoy international recognition for their work as soloists, chamber musicians, and teachers.
As a pianist, you will also enjoy ample opportunities to perform in solo recital, with chamber ensembles, and as concerto soloists with orchestra. Piano majors may also explore two-piano literature and participate in the piano performance forum, which is open to the public.
The study of music is a time-honored tradition of art passed from seasoned artist to student. At Juilliard you will learn to interpret music of any period - to nurture it, refine it, give it life, and make it your own. Complementing your work with your primary teacher will be collaborative experiences in chamber music and large ensembles, not only with other musicians, but also with the school’s talented dancers and actors. And you will share your art with enthusiastic audiences at Juilliard, at other renowned venues in New York City and around the world.
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