Abraham Alinea Tickets

Abraham Alinea is a Filipino-American classical pianist based in Parlin, New Jersey, known for his virtuosic playing across concerti, chamber works, and collaborative performances. A graduate of Mason Gross School of the Arts with both bachelor's and master's degrees, he further refined his artistry at The Glenn Gould School, where he completed an Artist Diploma program under the mentorship of John Perry and David Louie. His career blends solo recital work, orchestral appearances, and educator roles, making him a familiar name in the contemporary classical scene.

From early accolades to recent residencies, Alinea has established himself as a dynamic artist with a foundation in both rigorous technique and musical sensitivity. He draws on a diverse training path—Breva rd Music Center, Orford Musique, and prestigious competitions—to bring a modern yet deeply traditional pianist's voice to audiences. Whether performing standard repertoire or exploring contemporary works, he emphasizes connection, craftsmanship, and clear musical dialogue with collaborators.

Explore next: upcoming 2025 tour stops in New Jersey and surrounding areas, where you can secure your seats and experience his refined artistry up close. We’ve got you covered with easy access to tickets and performance details.

Upcoming performances include a 2025 spring program at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s Grace Auditorium on April 4, a recital at Welpe Theatre, RVCC in Branchburg, NJ on April 13, and additional engagements at RVCC on November 9. Each date is presented as a standalone event with its own venue, program and audience experience. For the latest tour updates, check Abraham Alinea’s official site and social channels.

Key details about the artist: Alinea’s biography highlights include his roots in Parlin, NJ, formal training at Mason Gross School of the Arts and The Glenn Gould School, along with notable awards such as the Ihnatowycz Emerging Artist Scholarship and the Arthur G. Humphrey Memorial Prize. He has been an active performer and educator, bringing a broad repertoire from concerti to chamber music to audiences nationwide.