Ana Maria Orduz Tickets

A native of Colombia, Ana Maria Orduz is a distinguished pianist, educator, and artistic leader known for her engaging performances and commitment to music education. She made her prestigious Carnegie Hall debut in 2016 as part of the Amazonas Concert Series, marking a milestone in a career that blends concertizing with pedagogy and cultural advocacy. As head of the Piano Department at the University of Antioquia and a professor at EAFIT University, Ana Maria shapes the next generation of Colombian musicians while maintaining an active performing schedule.

Beyond the concert stage, she is the founder and director of the Pianissimo Foundation and the Piano Festival of the Americas, initiatives that foster artistic exchange and community engagement across the region. Since becoming a Yamaha Artist in 2017, she has continued to broaden her impact through collaborations, educational outreach, and compelling recitals inside and outside Colombia.

Fans and concertgoers can expect thoughtful programming, a lyrical touch, and a strong sense of Colombian musical identity in every performance. Secure your seats and experience Ana Maria Orduz’s compelling artistry—we’ve got you covered with accessible, no-fuss ticket options.

In recital, Orduz frequently blends recital staples with contemporary works, highlighting her technical prowess and refined musicality. She formed the Orduz-Garcia piano duo in 2012 with clarinetist José García-Taborda, releasing the duo album Retratos de Colombia in 2015, a thoughtful portrait of Colombian scenery and culture through keyboard and wind collaboration. Her career as an educator is complemented by her leadership roles: head of the Piano Department at the University of Antioquia and a professor at EAFIT University, where she mentors aspiring musicians and fosters cross-disciplinary opportunities.

Upcoming appearances for 2025 include a recital at the Universidad de Antioquia on April 22, 2025, the closing gala of the Costa Rica Piano Festival on July 12, 2025, and performances during Medellín’s Pianissimo festival in November 2025. Stay tuned for further dates as venues confirm schedules. For fans, teachers, and students alike, Ana Maria Orduz represents a vital voice in contemporary classical piano from Colombia to the world.

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