ANA GLIG (aka Gligvashvili) is a an award-winning, Georgian-American pianist, recognized for her "virtuosic command of works" (Prufrocks Dilemma Wordpress) "ability to capture hearts" (Musical America Worldwide).

Glig has performed at numerous concert venues in the United States and Europe. As a soloist and chamber musician, Glig has appeared at venues such as New York City's Steinway Hall, Carnegie Hall, Consulates of Poland, Germany, Ukrainian Institute of America, Bohemian National Hall, Faculty House at Columbia University, Subculture and numerous others. As an orchestra soloist Glig has appeared with orchestras in Georgia, Israel and the United States. Her appearances as an orchestra soloist include concerts with Cape Symphony and Cape Cod Chamber orchestras (Massachusetts); performing Saint- Saëns' Carnival of the Animals and J.S. Bach's D Minor Keyboard Concerto. Glig has been a featured soloist at Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concert Series in Chicago, Illinois.

Glig's playing is praised to "project the sense of excitement while retaining cleanliness and accuracy" (Fanfare Magazine). In her album 'Reminiscences' Glig's playing was also recognized for its "..sensitivity and ability to finely capture some of Georgia's haunting, elusive film melodies ..as well as anyone on disc." (Fanfare Magazine). Other performance reviews praised her "lovely expressiveness, clarity in legato, balance and perfect logic" (Chatham Music Club, MA). Ana Glig is a founder of multi-media concerts MusArt Interconnections, with focus on synthesis of classical music and visual art. As an enthusiastic teacher Glig is passionate to inspire and pass down the best of her teachers' legacy in her own teaching. Her professional engagements include masterclasses in the Republic of Georgia, Cape Cod (Massachusetts) and University of New Hampshire (Durham, MA). Glig received her Master's degree in piano performance from Mannes School of Music -The New School (NYC), an Advanced Certificate in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from New York University (NYU Steinhardt), where she also served as a member of Adjunct Piano Faculty. She completed her Bachelor's degree in piano performance from Tbilisi State Conservatoire (Republic of Georgia) under mentorship of her beloved professor Revaz Tavadze. Her teachers also include prolific pianist-pedagogues such as Eteri Andjaparidze, Marine Gelashvili and Victor Rosenbaum among others. She currently lives on Cape Cod, Massachusetts and frequently performs and collaborates with various musicians. Glig is an artist faculty member at Cape Symphony and Music Director at the First United Methodist Church in Chatham.

To connect with Ana Glig visit her webpage: www.facebook.com/PianistAG

James Rosenblum: Pianist James Rosenblum has appeared as a soloist at Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, performed Bach's Goldberg Variations in New York, and had his debut as an orchestra soloist in 2010 under the baton of Charles Neidich, with whom he performed Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto. He has a wide repertoire, including a love for the music of Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Grieg, Schubert, Rachmaninoff, and Ravel.

In 2016, Mr. Rosenblum established himself as one of the top amateur pianists in the country (defined as piano not being primary income). He was a finalist in the New York radio station WQXR Classical Moonlighters Competition, open to all classical artists of any instrument in New York City. Later that year, he earned a finalist spot in the three-round Chicago Amateur Piano Competition, one of the premier amateur competitions in the country.

James Rosenblum is a graduate of Yale University (2002) and Columbia Law School (2008), and holds degrees in Political Science and Law (J.D.). He has studied piano privately with Julian Martin of the Juilliard School, Arkady Aronov of the Manhattan School of Music, Melvin Chen of Bard College, Sara Laimon, and Evelyne Crochet, among others. He has studied at summer festivals such as Aspen and Tel-Hai with Jean-David Coen, Jose Ribera, and Israeli pedagogue Tomer Lev. He has taught master classes in Georgia. He is married to pianist Ana Gligvashvili and also lives with his son, Edward, and dog, Godiva.