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Haskell Small (born June 3, 1948, Washington, D.C.; died June 1, 2024) was a renowned pianist celebrated for a lyrical, meditative touch that intertwines sound and silence. A Steinway Artist, Small left a lasting imprint on contemporary classical piano through performances, recordings, and educational outreach. His career spanned decades of concertizing—from intimate recitals to prestigious venues—while his recordings appeared on major labels such as MSR Classics, Centaur, Naxos, and Albany. This artist page highlights his life, discography, and upcoming tour information to help fans secure seats with ease.

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Small’s repertoire blended early and modern masters, including Bach and Mompou, alongside Gershwin and his own new works. He performed at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and Spoleto USA, with appearances on PBS and NPR illustrating his broad reach. Notable recognitions include the 1999 Marin Ballet Dance Score Competition and his role in organizing the first U.S. Go Congress in 1985. His Celebration of Healing Tour (Beethoven’s Diabelli Variations and related works) ran through 2023–2024. While 2025 tour dates are not listed on the official site, you can follow his official pages for the latest updates, and secure seats through Gold Coast Tickets for available performances. For the latest on tours, social updates, and releases, connect with Haskell Small’s official channels: YouTube, Facebook, Spotify, and Apple Music.

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Quick Facts About Haskell Small

  • Born June 3, 1948 in Washington, D.C.; died June 1, 2024.
  • Discography includes major releases on MSR Classics, Centaur, Naxos, Albany, and other labels from 1990–2023; most recent album: Alan Hovhaness: Mountain Fantasies for Piano (2023).
  • Known for blending sound and silence with a lyrical, meditative pianist’s touch; repertoire spans Bach, Mompou, Gershwin, and Small’s own works.
  • Performed at Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center, Spoleto USA; featured on PBS and NPR; described as a Steinway Artist.
  • Major award/recognition: winner of the 1999 Marin Ballet Dance Score Competition; organized the first U.S. Go Congress in 1985; ongoing touring history prior to his stroke.
  • Social media presence includes YouTube, Facebook, Spotify, and Apple Music pages linked from the official site.

The records

Haskell Small Discography

  • Alan Hovhaness: Mountain Fantasies for Piano
    2023 · MSR Classics MS1796
  • J.S. BACH: KEYBOARD PARTITAS 1, 4 & 5
    2021 · MSR MS1717
  • J.S. BACH: KEYBOARD PARTITAS 2, 3 & 6
    2021 · MSR MS1718
  • A Journey in Silence: Reflections on the Book of Hours
    2016 · MSR MS1601
  • The Rothko Room: Journeys in Silence
    2014 · MSR Classics MS1497
  • Lullaby of War: Renoir’s Feast
    2011 · Naxos American 8.559649
  • Federico Mompou: Musica Callada
    2008 · MSR Classics MS1282
  • Renoir’s Feast
    2006 · Museum Music MM141
  • The Twisted Pine Branch
    2001 · 4Tay CD4020
  • A Game of Go
    2000 · Klavier K11106
  • Symphony for Solo Piano and Other Piano Works
    2000 · Albany Records 413
  • Once Upon a Time
    2000 · Ongaku Records 024-114
  • Gershwin in Black & White
    1993 · Centaur Records CRC 2174
  • 25 Preludes: A Musical Odyssey
    1990 · Northeastern Records NR 242-CD

Small’s repertoire blended early and modern masters, including Bach and Mompou, alongside Gershwin and his own new works. He performed at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and Spoleto USA, with appearances on PBS and NPR illustrating his broad reach. Notable recognitions include the 1999 Marin Ballet Dance Score Competition and his role in organizing the first U.S. Go Congress in 1985. His Celebration of Healing Tour (Beethoven’s Diabelli Variations and related works) ran through 2023–2024. While 2025 tour dates are not listed on the official site, you can follow his official pages for the latest updates, and secure seats through Gold Coast Tickets for available performances. For the latest on tours, social updates, and releases, connect with Haskell Small’s official channels: YouTube, Facebook, Spotify, and Apple Music.

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