The School of Music is delighted to welcome guest artist Daniel Inamorato, a visionary pianist, performing The Power of Immigration, as part of the Keyboard Series. The program will include works by Che Bufford, Adolphus Hailstork, Eric Lyttle, Andrew List, Lorenzo Fernandez, and Ronaldo Miranda.

DANIEL INAMORATO is a multidisciplinary performing artist and pedagogue from Brazil. He moved to the United States in 2011 and has worked at Indiana University, DePauw University, Hampton University, Christopher Newport University, University of North Carolina School of the Arts; and is now Adjunct Lecturer of Applied Music in Piano at University of William & Mary.

His areas of expertise include Piano Performance (Solo-Chamber-Collaborative); Harpsichord Performance; Japanese Butoh Dance; Opera Coach; Vocal Technique; Choral Conducting; Toy Piano Repertoire-Performance-Historic Research; Inclusive Education (also known as Special Needs Education); Neurodiversity within Pedagogic contexts; Political Performance Art and LGBTQ+ activism.
 
As a recording artist, Inamorato tends to give emphasis to obscure repertoire that has been historically neglected. His recordings for Naxos, Acqua Records and IU Music Labels include extremely rare recordings from composers such as Uribe, Soro, Williams, Ortiz, Cortez, Dutra, and many other relevant composers from early 20th Century Latin America, as well as current composers with whom Inamorato partners to create new music and performance practices.

Working most frequently on the intersection of contemporary music and Butoh dance; Inamorato has studied avant-garde movements to develop his own language as a performer. His influences include Michael Duchamp, John Cage, Gilberto Mendes, Pina Bausch, Pat Steir, Arnold Schoenberg, Theodor Adorno, Carl Yung, Kazuo Ohno, Diego Piñon and many others that inspired generations of artists. danielinamorato.com

Learn More

The Keyboard Series, now in its fourth year, features a dynamic lineup of charismatic guest artists. Visit pugetsound.edu/jacobsen or call the School of Music at 253.879.3741.

Tickets

Tickets are available online at tickets.pugetsound.edu, at the Logger Store located in the Wheelock Student Center, or at the door.

• $25 general admission
• $20 sr. citizen, student, military, Puget Sound faculty/staff, Community Music participants
• Admission is free for current Puget Sound and K-12 students. Please present your student ID to the ushers at the door.