Inna Faliks - Piano (solo) Doors open: 6:00pm Live performance (first set): 6:30pm- 8:00pm Doors open: 8:00pm Live performance (second set): 8:30pm- 10:00pm $75 cover charge. No Parties Over 4 People. Please contact for larger groups prior to show. Cancellations with full refund will be accepted and issued up to 24 hours before event. Please limit one time block per reservation. RSVP below. Thank you! Please note that this is a performance featuring world class performers. We politely ask all guests to respect our musicians and fellow audience members by keeping cell phone ringers off and refraining from any behavior or conversation that may be disruptive to the performance. We appreciate your support and understanding. 10:00pm $100 cover charge. No Parties Over 4 People. Please contact for larger groups prior to show. Cancellations with full refund will be accepted and issued up to 24 hours before event. Please limit one time block per reservation. RSVP below. Thank you! New Membership Day Pass Ticket Upgrade includes no corkage or complimentary beverage and ability to stay both sets if space is available. About the Artist: Ukrainian-born pianist Inna Faliks has established herself as one of the most communicative, and poetic artists of her generation. She has made a name for herself through commanding performances of standard piano repertoire, as well genre-bending, interdisciplinary projects, and work with contemporary composers. Ms. Faliks’s distinguished career has brought thousands of recitals and concerts throughout the US, Asia, and Europe. Recent seasons have included performances at the Ravinia Festival, National Gallery of Art, Alice Tully Hall, and the Wallis Annenberg Center, tours of China, with appearances in all of its major halls including the Beijing Center for Performing Arts, Shanghai Oriental Arts Theater and Tianjin Grand Theater; debuts at the Festival Internacional de Piano in Mexico, the Fazioli Series in Italy, Israel’s Tel Aviv Museum, Portland Piano Festival, Camerata Pacifica and a collaboration with the contemporary dance company, Bodytraffic at the Broad Stage. She has performed at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Concert Hall, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Salle Cortot in Paris, Moscow’s Tchaikovsky Hall and at many important festivals such as Verbier, Mondo Musica Cremona, Gilmore, Newport Classical and the Peninsula Music Festival where she made her fourth appearance in August 2024 with Victor Yampolsky, Music in the Mountains, Brevard, Taos, the International Keyboard Festival in New York, Bargemusic Here and Now, and Chautauqua. Since her acclaimed teenage debut with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Harvey Felder she has been regularly engaged as a concerto soloist: Rachmaninoff 2nd concerto with Dmitry Sitkovetsky and the Greensboro Symphony, Gershwin with Daniel Meyer and the Erie Symphony, Clara Schumann with Erin Freeman at the Wintergreen Festival, Beethoven 3rd with the Williamsburg Symphony, Beethoven 4th with the Santa Barbara Symphony, Prokofiev 1 and 3 with Victor Yampolsky and the Peninsula Festival Orchestra, Tchaikovsky 1 with Robert Moody and the Memphis Symphony, and numerous concerti under the batons of such renowned conductors as Leonard Slatkin, Keith Lockhart, Edward Polochick, and Neal Stuhlberg, as well as new generation conductors Thomas Heuser and Richard Scerbo with whom she premiered Clarice Assad’s Lilith Concerto in spring 2024. Summer 2024 brought her debut with Tokyo Sinfonia in Oji Hall. She made her debut with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra in Ocotber 2024 performing the Clara Schumann Piano Concerto under Perry So. Faliks is founder and curator of Music/Words, an award-winning poetry-music series: performances in collaboration with some of the nation’s most distinguished poets, frequently broadcast over Chicago’s WFMT radio. […]