Einat Fabrikant - Lecture & Recital

Israeli pianist, Einat Fabrikant, was praised by critics as "strong personality and dazzling digital skills...her momentum was unbroken," (The New York Concert Review) and "sparkling pianism...she was able to touch every possible color, sound and nuance."  (The Frankfurter Ellgemeine Zeitung).   

A prize winner of both Clairmont and Katz national competitions in Israel as well as Artist International Competition in New York and the Woolsey Hall Competition of Yale University, Ms. Fabrikant is an accomplished recitalist, whose performances have been frequently recorded for the Israeli radio and television.  She appeared in solo recitals and chamber music recitals at such halls as Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall in New York, Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center in Washington, the Ulten Oper in Frnkfurt and the Beijing Concert Hall and the Polly Theater in China.  She collaborated with the "Emerson" String Quartet and frequently collaborated in recital with the Emerson’s violist, Larry Dutton.  Ms. Fabrikant has collaborated with principals of Beijing Symphony Orchestra in chamber music series. Ms. Fabrikant was a guest soloist with the Haifa Symphony, the Israeli Chamber Orchestra, the Israeli Stage Orchestra, Jerusalem Symphony, Norwalk Symphony, and Yale Philharmonia.

Ms. Fabrikant served on the piano faculty of People’s University in Beijing and served on the piano and chamber music faculty of Concordia College in Bronxville, New York.

Ms. Fabrikant completed her Doctor of Musical Arts under the guidance of Peter Frankl at Yale University, where she was also taught piano as a teaching fellow. Ms. Fabrikant studied with Joseph Kalichstein at the Juilliard School after already training in the Rubin Academy at Tel Aviv University in Israel with Arie Vardi.