Strings on Fire: Charles Yang and Peter Dugan at Respectable Street
Prepare for an electrifying night where classical mastery meets boundary-pushing creativity. Back by popular demand, Grammy-winning violinist Charles Yang and acclaimed pianist Peter Dugan return with a performance that defies genres and redefines chamber music. Taking the stage at West Palm Beach’s legendary music venue Respectable Street, this duo will take you on a journey that’s as exhilarating as it is innovative. This is a night of virtuosity, versatility, and unforgettable energy.
Don’t miss your chance to witness this unforgettable performance—secure your spot now!
What to Expect
Renowned for their synergy, Yang and Dugan deliver a genre-bending performance that seamlessly integrates classical, jazz, pop, and rock. Their pieces, from beloved classics to daring improvisations, create an experience that feels both familiar and refreshingly new.
Known for his “rock star charisma” on the violin, Charles Yang brings an electric energy to the stage that captivates audiences. Paired with Peter Dugan’s versatility and magnetic piano playing, their chemistry ensures an engaging, high-energy performance.
Their performance is a journey. Yang and Dugan tell a story with each piece, inviting audiences to experience the passion, intensity, and joy that makes this duo a standout in the contemporary music scene.
About the Artists
Charles Yang, Violin
Recipient of the Leonard Bernstein Award, Charles Yang has been described as a violinist with the “charisma of a rock star.” His genre-defying performances combine classical and modern influences, taking audiences from the concert hall to unexpected realms of musical exploration. Known for his collaborations with diverse artists, Yang’s improvisational flair has led him to share the stage with iconic performers across the worlds of classical and pop.
Peter Dugan, Piano
A celebrated pianist and host of NPR’s From the Top, Peter Dugan is known for his broad musical range and deeply engaging interpretations. Dugan’s versatility spans classical, jazz, and contemporary genres, and his collaborations have brought him to major stages worldwide, including Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center.
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