【Palo Alto】 Meyhouse Classical Sunday: Frank Lévy — A Piano Journey from Bach to Liszt（6/21 - 5pm)

Meyhouse Classical Sunday welcomes internationally acclaimed pianist and educator Frank Lévy for A Piano Journey from Bach to Liszt, an intimate solo piano recital featuring works by Bach, Mozart, Ravel, Rachmaninov, Brahms, and Liszt.
This program traces a rich musical journey across centuries, from the elegance and structure of Bach and Mozart to the shimmering impressionism of Ravel, the deep lyricism of Rachmaninov and Brahms, and the dramatic poetry of Liszt. Performed in a close listening-room setting, the evening offers audiences a chance to experience the expressive range of the piano through masterworks of the classical and romantic repertoire.

A prize-winner of the Leeds and Clara Haskil international piano competitions, Frank Lévy has performed on major stages around the world, including Avery Fisher Hall in New York, Queen Elizabeth Hall in London, Royce Hall in Los Angeles, the National Theater in Beijing, and other leading venues across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. He is currently Professor of Piano at San Jose State University and has previously served on the piano faculty of Stanford University, The Juilliard School Pre-College Division, and the City University of New York Graduate Center.

Evening Format
Doors open at 5:00 PM, and guests are warmly invited to enjoy dinner before the performance.
Our full menu is offered à la carte during this time. Food and beverages are not included in the ticket price and will be offered separately from our regular Meyhouse à la carte menu before the performance begins.

To fully enjoy your dinner experience with the Meyhouse menu, timely arrival is highly recommended especially for parties of four or more, as a relaxed dining experience typically requires up to two hours. Dinner service concludes promptly at 7:00 PM.

At 7:00 PM, the room transitions into a focused, acoustically attentive concert setting. The performance lasts approximately 90 minutes, presented in two parts with an intermission.

To preserve the integrity and intimacy of the music, no food or beverage service will take place during the concert.

About Classical Sundays
Classical Sundays is an intimate chamber music series dedicated to works rooted in the Western tonal tradition—music shaped by melodic clarity, harmonic direction, and expressive depth.