Conor Lineham Epic Irish Stage Pianist Hand Signed Theatre Page

CHAU4462   A specialist opportunity to secure this original hand signed 7" x 5" theatre page from Conor Lineham's rare vintage piano performance in Woyzeck In Winter who has personally autographed the souvenir where his signature rests perfectly accompanying his editorial and (bar centrally folded which is how I will post) it is in mint condition.   Reverse has a photo of Conor from the show too (see image 2).

Conor Linehan is a pianist, composer and teacher based in Dublin.  He joined the piano faculty of the RIAM in 2008. A hugely versatile musician who works in a variety of art forms, he is comfortable within a wide range of styles and has performed a vast solo and concerto repertoire from baroque music to contemporary premiÔøΩres. He has also regularly taught modules in improvisation at the RIAM. He has been a regular soloist with Irelands major orchestras in repertoire by composers as eclectic as Igor Stravinsky, jazz composer Ronan Guilfoyle, traditional Irish composer MÔøΩcheÔøΩl ÔøΩ SÔøΩilleabhÔøΩin, rock band Radiohead and tango master Astor Piazzola.

In 2009. he toured the United States with the Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Colman Pearce and Derek Gleeson, in concertos by Beethoven and Shostakovich. In 2016 Conor gave a recital of music relating to the 1916 Rising in Dublin, at the Bruno Walter Auditorium at Lincoln Center, New York. In 2017 he performed his adaptation of Schuberts Winterreise for the theatre production Woyzeck in Winter. His performance at the Barbican Theatre in London was praised for its sensitve and resourceful pianism by Rupert Christiansen in the London Daily Telegraph. His  2015 piano adaptation, for CoiscÔøΩim Dance Theatre Company, of Prokofievs Peter and the Wolf, in which he performed live, toured throughout Ireland and Britain, as well as to the Sydney Opera House.

In 2018 Conor was Musician in Residence for the Dublin borough of DÔøΩn Laoghaire/Rathdown As well as composing three pieces for violin and piano, as part of this residency Conor performed Maurice Ravels Le Tombeau de Couperin in a version choreographed and danced by the great dancer Emma OKane, who passed away in 2021.