Earlier this season, he performed with The Orquesta Sinfonica Nacional de Chile, in Santiago, where he played Nights in the Gardens of Spain by De Falla. He played chamber music (Brahms and Beethoven) in Uruguay. Graf performed the Shostakovitch and Brahms Piano Quintets with Cuarteto Latino-americano in Pennsylvania and South Carolina. The Tribune Review in Pittsburgh said: "Graf was lyrically inspired, both in simplicity and grandeur.”

In celebration of Gershwin, Graf performed Gershwin's Concerto in F in various parts of the world. Comments from around the globe --- "He gave a transparent vision of the American soul of that time." (Uruguay) "not only technical expertise, but that illusive quality of feeling that separates the artist from the virtuoso or the dilettante." (U. S.) "impeccably accurate." (Colombia) "brilliant, tremendous insight." (U.S.) "Captured the "blues, sensational octaves, electrifying counter rhythms." (Chile)

Also on his agenda this season: California, North Carolina, Kansas, Texas, Georgia, Iowa, and Washington, DC. His last compact disk, all Poulenc, has been called the best recording of the Two-Piano Concerto: "No version can be compared to this!" EL Pais Classic CD called it "almost a revelation," and awarded it five stars. Enrique Graf is one of a handful of pianists in the world who concertizes at the International, top level, and is one of the most sought-after, and effective teachers.

He is Artistic Advisor and founder of the International Piano Series of the College of Charleston, South Carolina, where he is the Artist-in-Residence and Associate Professor, and he is Visiting Artist Lecturer at Carnegie Mellon University.

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