Solo Piano With Stacey (Miller) Rose

At age five, fifth-generation Denver native Stacey (formerly Miller) Rose was brought to the Denver Symphony and the Aspen Music Festival where she heard the legendary pianist, Alicia de Larrocha.  It was then that she knew she wanted to aspire to become a concert pianist. Since graduating from Thomas Jefferson High School, Stanford University, and The Mannes School of Music, Stacey has been fortunate to enjoy a performance career as a guest soloist with orchestras and in recital on all seven continents. As a composer, she has to her credit several works for solo piano, songs for voice and piano, a concerto for piano and orchestra, “Music Stories for Children Ages 5-105,” a musical drama in progress, and this concert program of recent compositions including paraphrases of American standards.

Stacey has tried to help others through music-making by performing for numerous social causes and not-for-profit organizations.  After 9/11, she established a fund with the United Way of America and performed several recitals to benefit families of the tragedy. She played for a memorial service of two victims in Newtown, CT.

Notable performances have included three recitals at Weill Recital Hall of Carnegie Hall, Gracie Mansion, the Masters Series in St. Catherine’s, Canada, Five Burroughs Festival, and Mexico City’s Palacio de Bellas Artes. A Steinway Artist since 1992, Stacey takes tremendous pride and joy in sharing her love of music.

For tickets and more information, please use the link below:

http://www.lonetreeartscenter.org/showinfo.php?id=860

or call the Lone Tree Arts Center Box Office: (720) 509-1000