Romanian-Nigerian Piano Sensation Rebeca Omordia, in New York and Washington, D.C.

Hailed as a mesmerizing performer, with unforgettable presence and brilliant technique, the Romanian-Nigerian pianist REBECA OMORDIA will grace our “Enescu Soirees” program in June with a recital full of color, virtuosity, and flair.

The event at RCINY is preceded by a recital at the Romanian Embassy in Washington, D.C., and an appearance, alongside dashing soprano Alexandra Coman, at the United Nations Headquarters in a recital co-organized with the Permanent Mission of Romania to the United Nations.

The program features works by Clara and Robert Schumann, John Ireland and Maurice Ravel, alongside Romanian composers George Enescu and Paul Constantinescu and Nigerian composers Ayo Bankole and Fred Onovwerosuoke.

"Rebeca Omordia is half Romanian, half Nigerian – and it’s a powerful combination! Rebeca’s technique knows no bounds but, more importantly, she plays with a depth of insight and understanding which is all too rare today." (Julian Lloyd Webber, London Magazine)

Program:

Clara Schumann…