Jazz pianist Henrique Eisenmann will be joined by Brazilian vocalist Lívia Nestrovski for Music at Norway Pond’s show Sunday, March 6, at Hancock’s First Congregational Church, 47 Main St.
The concert will be from 4 to 5 p.m., with no intermission.
Jazz composer and pianist Eisenmann performed in Hancock in 2015 with the New England Conservatory of Music (NEC) honors group ChoroBastardo. He is now performer and teacher, holding positions at Julliard, New England Conservatory and other institutions. The COVID shutdown interrupted his planned homecoming in March 2020, and now he returns with a new musical partner in Nestrovski. They will introduce their new duo album “Pindorama” at First Congregational Church.
Born in São Paulo, Brazil, Henrique’s music focuses on collaborations with artists from all different fields: dancers, poets and actors. Recently, his “Notes for Pina Bausch” suite has been performed and choreographed by several international dance companies. His 2017 album “The Free Poetics of HenriqueEisenmann” (Red Piano Records) has drawn praise from critics across the world. He has performed in international jazz festivals and has worked with dozens of musicians such as Gunther Schuller, Paul Winter, George Garzone, MattiCaspi and Tom Zé. Henrique holds a master’s and a doctorate degree from New England Conservatory and is the artistic director of Jazz Lab.
Nestrovski has performed in more than 20 countries, winning several awards (including Best Singer at Music Pro Awards Brazil) and recording dozens of albums.
Masks and vaccinations are required. Tickets are available at musiconnorwaypond.org.