Pianist Sergei Kvitko in an all-Schubert program consisting of the complete Impromptus and Moments Musicaux.
The cello and piano duo of Johannes Gray and Anastasiya Magamedova play Sonatas for cello and piano by Chopin and Rachmaninoff.
The young Ukrainian piano duo of Anastasiia Larchikova and Mykhailo Diordiev in a program including works by Ukrainian and American composers.
Organist and pianist Jeremy Filsell performs two masterpieces by Liszt: the Piano Sonata in b minor and his monumental organ work “Fantasy on Ad Nos Salutarem Undam”.
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Pianist Maxim Lando in a program including Liebermann’s Three Dances from Frankenstein and Stravinsky’s Three Movements from Petrouchka.
The Georgian flute, cello, and piano trio “Trio Revolution” (Temo Kharshiladze, flute; Sandro Sidamonidze, cello; Ketevan Sepashvili, piano) in a program of Haydn, Liebermann, and Weber.
We are in the midst of a Capital Campaign to restore a historic building that will provide two Residences and the first Bookstore in downtown Newburgh in more than 50 years. It will support workshops, fellowships, readings, performances, and be an anchor for our 21st Century Arts & Crafts Movement.
We have received support from the State of New York, The Ford Foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, The Newburgh Institute, and the Rowley Foundation. We need your help to bridge the gap in our funding so that we can begin work on the Corner Building. The project is shovel ready and just needs the remaining funds to begin work immediately.
We are a not-for-profit 501(c)3 public charity. Your donations are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.
Founded in 1985, Thornwillow Press is one of the leading fine presses in the world. In celebration of its thirtieth anniversary, the Thornwillow Institute was formed to teach and perpetuate the arts and crafts of the written word.
At our “Makers Village” in Newburgh, New York, we host and participate in events, bringing craft and culture to our community.
The Thornwillow Institute is dedicated to passing down the arts and crafts of the written word which, increasingly, are endangered. We do this through partnership with institutions and fellowships with individual artists, students, and makers.
