Evan Holiday
- San Clemente, CA
- Singing Pianist
- 23 Verified Bookings
Anna A. said “Evan was fantastic at our latest Happy Hour event. He has a huge repertoire from ragtime to standards to pop, and he knew every song our residents requested.…”
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I am a classically trained pianist studying at the USC Thornton School of Music, where I received a B.M. in Piano Performance. My skills include both solo piano performance as well as collaborative piano performance. I have given numerous performances including the Weill Recital Hall - Carnegie Hall, Salle Cortot, Alfred Newman Recital Hall, and many more.
I am available for any sort of live event performance in any environment, whether it is a solo/collaborative classical performance gig, wedding, corporate event, or more.
Annie was on time, played beautifully and we would recommend him for any event!!! Hoping to use him again.
Price Range: $200/hour
Gig Length: 60 - 300 minutes
Languages: English, Bengali
Ankur Mukhopadhyay (b. 2002) is a pianist, composer, and producer based in Los Angeles, CA.
Ankur has given numerous performances including Carnegie Hall, Salle Cortot, Alfred Newman Recital Hall, and many more. He participated in music festivals such as Paris International Music Academy, Peabody Piano Week Festival, and Amalfi Coast Music & Arts Festival.
Ankur won major competitive competitions such as the Los Angeles International Liszt Competition, Caneres International Music Competition Vienna, American Protégé International Concerto Competition, New West Symphony Quick Bowman Piano Competition, Friends of William Grant Still Young Artists Competition, and many more. He also won many CAPMT and MTAC piano competitions. In 2017, he was awarded Artist of the Year and Rising Talents of the Americas by the Great Composers Competition Series. He was a semifinalist at the International Keyboard Odyssiad & Festival in 2017, and recently a finalist at the Chicago International Music Competition in 2023.
As a composer, Ankur had his string quartet piece Nostalgia premiered at the Alfred Newman Recital Hall on November 2023 as part of the USC Composition Showcase. He also composed music for some short films as well. His new piece for string orchestra, Impromptu, will be premiered by the UCLA Con Brio String Orchestra in the fall 2024 concert season. Ankur enjoys working with friends/colleagues who are living composers, and has performed works by Micangelo Ferrante, Nicholas Lok, and Yoni Fogelman.
Ankur Mukhopadhyay is currently a student attending the USC Thornton School of Music, where he studies piano with Kevin Fitz-Gerald. He had the opportunity to work with Bernadene Blaha, Alexander Shtarkman, Ian Jones, and James Giles through music festivals/masterclasses. Ankur also studied one semester of composition with Nicolás Benevides and jazz piano with David Arnay.
His previous mentors include Stella Kotova and Leonid Levitsky.
July 08, 2023 • 4:00pm - 5:00pm | Wedding Reception |
January 15, 2023 • 12:00pm - 2:00pm | Baby Shower |
I usually like to take suggestions on what to play for the event. If there are no suggestions, I would typically play classical music ranging from Bach up to Debussy.
I look up to pianists like Horowitz, Richter, and Rubenstein when it comes to musical interpretation and performance.
Acoustic piano preferred, but electric keyboard is fine
Anna A. said “Evan was fantastic at our latest Happy Hour event. He has a huge repertoire from ragtime to standards to pop, and he knew every song our residents requested.…”
Andrew said “My husband and I are so lucky to have the opportunity to have Summer share her musical talents with us at our wedding! She was so easy to communicate…”
Nathan H. said “Jon did such an amazing job providing music for our Oktoberfest event. Everyone kept commenting on how much his performance added to the experience! Can't…”
Jeffrey J. C. said “John is a gifted performer and a gentleman. Our event was a birthday cocktail party and everyone took turns singing songs from musical theatre and the…”