Past Performances – Robert Marler. Pianist

Concertos Performed:

Martinu’s Double Concerto for Two String Orchestras, Piano and Timpani (ten performances)
Block’s Concerto Grosso for String Orchestra and Piano obligato (ten performances)
Tchaikovsky Third Piano Concerto (twelve performances)
Mozart Concerto in C major
Mozart Concerto in E-flat major
Mozart Concerto in A major
Gottschalk Piano-Orchestra pieces
Chopin’s Variations on Polish folksongs
Chopin, Piano Concerto in f minor
Hindemith’s Theme and Variations for Piano and Orchestra
Orchestra/piano and piano/cello works by Korngold
Tchaikovsky, First Piano Concerto
Tchaikovsky’s Third Piano Concerto – Allegro Brilliante
Tchaikovsky, Nutcracker Ballet (celesta)
Respighi, Pines of Rome
Copland, Appalachian Spring
Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 2
Liszt Concerto in E-flat
Gershwin, Concerto in F
Beethoven, Concerto no. 3 in C minor
Strauss: Suite from Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, Op. 60: NSO
Bach: Suite in B minor for Orchestra, BWV 1067: NSO
Bach Concerto in D minor, BWV, 1043: NSO
Sowerby: Comes the Autumn Time: NSO
Bernstein: Symphonic Dances from West Side Story: NSO
Stravinsky: Firebird Suite
Stravinsky: Symphony in Three Movements
Many other orchestra works
Shostakovich no,. 1
Stravinsky’s Petrushka

2020 Performances before COVID

1/9, 1/10, 1/11: Performances with Nashville symphony and guest conductor JoAnn Falleta, one of the leading female conductors in the world. Prokofiev featuring large piano part
1/18, 1/19: Symphony performance for MLK day at Schermerhorn Symphony Center
1/22,1/23, 1/24 Young People’s Concerts at Symphony Center, Two performances each day for several thousand Metro school Children
1/30, 1/31, 2/1: Symphony Series with World-Acclaimed Conductor, Lawrence Foster: Bartok pieces that have piano and celesta parts.
2/6,2/7, 2/8, 2/9: Four performances playing the Sound track to StarWars, Music my John Williams.
2/14: Nashville Symphony with Patti Labelle, Celesta parts for Valentines Day concert.
3/5, 3/6, 3/7: Nashville Symphony, major parts for Coplands Applachian Spring and Villa Lobos, (the Little Train) Extremely complex piano part imitating a train.
LAST CONCERT BEFORE CANCELED SEASON because of Covid 19

2019 Performances

1/22/2019: Final Fantasy video game concert with NSO
1/25,26: Young Peoples concerts, 4 performances for several thousand school children concerts at 10 and 12 all days
2/7,8,9,10/2019: Music of John Williams pops concerts. Four concerts to sold out houses. 1700 people each concert.
2/20.21.22/2019: Symphony series featuring music of John Williams. Four concerts. Major celesta and piano parts by Williams.
2/27,28/2019: Nashville symphony young peoples concerts, four performances for several thousand metro students.
3/7,8,9/2019: Nashville symphony concerts featuring a live recording for the Naxos label of works by Tobias Picker for the Naxos label. Major piano writing.
3/14/15/16/17/2019: Nashville Symphony plays live sound track to Star Wars for four sold out performances.
3/21,22,23/2019: Symphony series for music of de Falla. Three performances with NSO
3/25/2019: Performance with two pianos and percussion and symphony chorus of Carmina Burana as a live preview of upcoming symphony concert with the Nashville Ballet. I employed faculty Colleague, Elena Bennett as the second piano.
4/4,5,6/2019: Work by Michael Torke for small group of instrumentalist at Schermerhorn and Bernstein Symphony. Torke was nearly piano concerto with very exposed, difficulty writing.
4/19,20/2019: Nashville Symphony Saturday morning Family concert. Symphony Fairy tales.
4/26,27,28/2019: Nashville Ballet and Symphony series including Ben Fold’s Piano Concerto
5/3,4,5/2019: Michael Gandolfi – Selections from The Garden of Cosmic Speculation with NSO. Three concerts of Neo-baroque piece that include Bach like writing for piano.
5/7/2019: Side by side concert with Nashville youth orchestra and NSO.
5/16,17,18/2019: Messiaen’s Turangalila symphony. Three performances playing with performing with Jean Yves Thibaudet the gigantic 10 movement piece. Keyboards were in front of the orchestra, Piano, Ods Martineau, Celesta and keyboard glock.
5/19/2019: Performance of piano and violin with Jun Iwasaki for rich patrons of the symphony.
5/23.24.25.26/2019: Movie sound track live to film with Nashville Symphony, Harry Potter movie. Four sold out performances
5/31/2019: Performance of Carmina Burana by Orff with Nashville Ballet and Symphony for international conference of League of American Orchestras. Also work honoring Joan Tower, a major American Composer at the conference.
6/1,2/2019: Symphony and Ballet with Carmina Burana by Orff.
6/6,7,8,9/2019: Parks concerts through out the city. four different nights.
6/11,12/2019: More Parks concerts and performance for the Govenors’ School of the Arts.
619/2019: Patron’s concert with NSO. for Major supporters throughout the year.
6/25,26/2019: Runout Parks concerts to other cities.
7/4/2019: Fourth of July on the Riverfront concert. Symphony played live to the Nation’s largest fireworks display in 2019. Fireworks with the music.
7/6,7/2019: Beauty and the Beast movie soundtrack live to the film. Two sold out concerts.
7/12/2019: Spirits of Summer concert for a group in a Speak easy setting. Milhaud Creation of the World, Ibert, and Joplin.
7/23/2019: Viola and Piano concert for the Board Meeting of the Nashville Symphony. Brahms

9/4/2019: Two concerts of works for Composers competition with the Nashville Symphony. Afternoon and night.
9/12,13,14/2019: Nashville Symphony series featuring work by Hailstork, Afican-American composer present at the concert.
9/20,21,22/2019: Nashville Ballet and Symphony, Romeo and Juliet by Prokofiev. Three performances.
9/27,28/2019: Nashville Symphony series featuring Shostakovitch
10/2/2019: Young Peoples concerts. Two concerts for school children,.
10/3/4/5/2019: Pops concerts with Trisha Yearwood and Nashville Symphony. Played on first half.
10/5/2019: Family concert on Saturday morning.
10/7/2019: Belmont Piano Faculty Concert in McAfee Hall at 7:30. Bolcom and Bartok and Mozart
10/9/2019: Performance at Martha Ingram’s home in honor of supports that gave more than $25,000 each.
10/10,11/2019: Sound track to the movie Coco. NSO and the widescreen.
10/16/2019: Runout to the Mariachi Center for a concert announced in Spanish. Outreach to different communities.
10/19/2019: Runout to Dickson, TN and the Renaissance Center for standing room only audience.
10/25.26.2/2019: Symphony series and live Recording of John Adams, My Father Knew Charles Ives followed by a Charles Ives work, Three Pieces from New England. Naxos label to be released soon.
11/7.8.9/2019: Symphony series of work by Norman “Unstuck”, three performances.
11/21,22,23/2019: Nashville symphony and Chorus, Rachmaninoff “the Bells.”
12/7,8,8,9, 10,11,11,12, 13,14,14, 15.15, 20,21,21,22,22, 23,23/2019 Nutcracker with NSO and Nashville Ballet, Many performances. Lots of Sugar Plum Fairy solo!

2018 Performances

anuary 12, 13: Nashville Symphony series: Works by John Adams of piano and synthesizer.
January 14: MLK concert with Nashville Symphony
January 29: Accompanied Belmont Faculty recital in McAffee: Tuba recital.
February 7, 8: Nashville symphony performing 4 concerts for thousands of metro Nashville series.
February 10: Piped Piper concert (Magic Music) for Saturday morning event. Open to children of special needs.
February 13: Played Harpsichord in Belmont Orchestra concert
February 27, 28: Performed young People’s concert with Nashville Symphony for several thousand Metro School Children, 5 concerts.
March 1: Young People’s Concert with Nashville Symphony.
March 8, 9, 10: Nashville Symphony classical series. Violin concerto with Jennifer Koh.
March 14,15,16,17, 18: Harry Potter Movie: Performed live the soundtrack for presentation of the movie. sold out audiences 5 times.
March 22, 23,24: Violins of Hope series. World premier piece with Leshnoff concerto and instruments from concentration camps.
April 3, 5: Conductors preview concert: featuring 5 visiting conductors review by representative of orchestras nationwide.
April 12,13,14: Performed on Harpsichord for Bach’s two Violin Concerto
April 19,20,21: Performed as SOLOIST in front of NSO works for Violin and piano, all Gershwin.
April 26,27,28: Performed Spanish, de Falla, with NSO
May 4,5,6: Performed major piano pieces with NSO and Nashville Ballet featuring a huge piano work by Kip Winger for dance.
May 15: Side-by-Side concert with NSO and Nashville Youth Orchestra
May 18,20: NSO playing Copland and recorded work live for Naxos label.
May 24,25,26,27: Harry Potter movie featuring complicated piano and synth parts Sound track to the movie.
June 1,2,3: Buffalo Philharmonic performance and recordings of works by Respighi. Pines of Rome and Fountains of Rome with large technically difficulty piano parts. Recorded for Naxos label
June 7: Centennial Park concert
June 8: Cumberland University concert
June 9: Rock Castle Park, Hendersonville concerto.
June 12: Greenspace, Hickory Hollow concert
June 23: Music of Disney at Ascend Amphitheatre

September 8: Opening Gala concert of all Bernstein music with the Nashville Symphony.
September 9: Respighi pieces with NSO at Ascend Amphitheatre.
September 13,14,15: Classical series with NSO featuring a piano solo in the John Corigliano symphony no. 1.
September 29: Quest for Blackbeard, Saturday morning Children’s concert with NSO
October 4,5,6,7: Four concerts of major work by John Adams. Harmonielehre, recorded for the Naxos label with NSO.
October 17: Indian Hill Middle School concert in Hendersonville with NSO
October 20: Concert at the Renaissance Center in Dickson, TN
October 25, 26: Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas with NSO.
October 27: Free Day of Music on Saturday with NSO
November 15,16,17: Symphony of Psalms by Stranvinsky with NSO: Two pianos in front of the orchestra. Invited Belmont Faculty, Elena Bennett to play the second piano part
December 1: The Grinch Before Christmas, Saturday morning concert with NSO
December 1,2, 8,8, 9, 15,15,16 16,21,21, 22, 22, 23,23
December 5,6: Home Alone with NSO. Sound track to the movie for sold out audiences
December 13: Ballet Gala featuring the Gottschalk Tarnatelle, a piano concerto with orchestra for Paul Vasterlings anniversary with NB

2017 Performances

I performed 114 concerts including symphony concerts listed below and other programs of solo piano, chamber music and accompanying.
Jan. 6, 7, 2017: Nashville Symphony: Harry Potter 1, Sound track performed with giant HD screen, Concerts 1/6 evening, 1/7 after noon and 1/7/2017 evening. features major solo celesta parts throughout the entire movie.
Jan. 12, 13, 14, 15, 2017: Series that includes Block’s the “Planets” performed with giant HD screen with pictures provided by NASA using the Ken Burns effect.
Jan. 20, 2017: Music of Video Games presented with giant HD screen and packed house of younger audience.
Jan. 24, 25, 26, 2017: several morning Young Peoples concerts, performed for at least 4,000 students from metro. Mornings featured two back to back short concerts for different groups.
Feb. 2, 3, 4, 5, 2017: performances and recordings with the Buffalo Philharmonic
Feb. 10, 11, 12, 2017: Symphony performance of Pines of Rome by Respighi. Two performances and a Friday morning coffee series. Played Celesta and piano.
Feb, 28, March 1, 7, 2017: Piano Solo by Chopin in front of the orchestra. Several morning children’s concerts that feature a Solo piano performance by Chopin in front of the orchestra to demonstrate to the children the piano as a solo and orchestra instrument. Piano Solo, Waltz in e minor by Chopin.
March 16, 17, 18, 19, 2017: Symphony performance of Iberia by Debussy and Bolero by Ravel. Both piano or celesta parts.
March 24, 25, 2017: Ballet at the Schermerhorn featuring the 13 instrument version of Appalachian Spring, Vivaldi Season’s for harpsichord, and Romeo and Juliet by Prokofiev. Works feature soloistic piano playing and major harpsichord work. Copland Appalachian Spring is mostly a chamber work featuring piano.
March 25, 2017: Saturday afternoon Sensory Concert for Children with special needs.
March 30, 2017: House concert with world famous violinist, Anne Akiko Meyer and her violin, the most expensive Stradivarius in the World valued at more than $16 million dollars.
April 8, 2017: Piped Piper series for children feature Green Eggs and Ham, a very difficult prominent piano part.
April 14, 15, 2017: Symphony series including live recording for Naxos of new Flute Concerto. Also, Friday morning Coffee concert
April 26,27,28,29, 2017: Series including new work by American composer Michael Ippolito – Nocturne, for orchestra including a piano solo in the Nocturne plus Rachmaninoff 3rd Symphony with Celesta part.
May 4,5,6,7, 2017: Nashville Ballet accompanied by NSO, the other version of Appalachian Spring after performing earlier the 13 instrument version.
May 12,13, 20017: Symphony series featuring recording of American Requiem by John Harbison.
May 15, 2017: Performance at the National Music Business Conference of Wichita Lineman by Glen Campbels daughter. National audience f arrangement for voice piano and string quartet
May 19, 20, 21, 2017: Harry Potter second movie of sound track to large HD screen in Schermerhorn with NSO. Four sold out performance, major solos on synthesizer and piano
May 25, 2017: One performance with Alo Guthrie and the Nashville Symphony
June 1,2,3, 2017: Coplands Third with the NSO. Major keyboard part including solo.
June 8, 2017: concert in Centennial park
June 9, 2017: concert at MTSU
June 10: Concert at Key Park in Lafayette, TN.
June 11: Concert at Crockett Park in Brentwood
June 13: Concert at Cumberland University
June 14: Concert at Rock Castle in North of Nashville
June 15, 16: DreamWorks movies series with large HD screen.
June 27: Concert at Hadley Park in North Nashville
June 18: Concert in Antioch Greenspace
June 19: Sound track to ET Movie with large HD screen, John Williams music
July 4th: Concert choreographed to symphony music. This year it was the largest fireworks display in the US and was accompanied by the NSO
July 8: Music of Pokémon for 7,000 people at the Ascend Amphitheatre.

Sept. 1: Solo piano and viola/piano concert for Symphony board members and patron supporters in Franklin. Played Solo Chopin works and Bach for viola da gamba
Sept. 9: John Williams conducted Gala. Performed major works that included his large piano and celesta solos to a sold out gala concert. Top tickets were $750 a piece.
Sept. 14, 15, 16: Performed work Conversations with Nijinsky by rock and roller/classical composer Kip Winger with symphony. Niginsky;s daughter was present.
Sept. 18: Faculty recital, accompanied Joel Treybig trumpet recital.
Sept. 22,23,24: Nashville Ballet and symphony, Sleeping Beauty at TPAC
Sept. 29.30: Performance and recording with Buffalo Philharmonic. Immediately asked to go on European tour with them later, but turned the request down.
Oct. 14: Violins of Hope with concert Master Jun Iwasaki feature works for violin accompanied by piano. The pieces were played on the violins restored from Concentration Camp prisoners, most died. Not a dry eye in the audience.
Oct. 14 evening: Concert at Jewish Community center with Violins of Hope.
Oct. 18: Performance of solo piano pieces for major donors and board members at Martha Ingrams home. Invited for dinner afterward.
Oct. 20, 21: Day of Music concert at the Schermerhorn. Free concerts for Nashville
Oct. 26,27,28: Recording and performances of Opera without Words by Tobias Picker and the NSO
Oct. 27: Coffee concert Friday morning.
Nov, 2,3,4,5: Haydn’s Creation with Nasville Symphony and Chorus and solosits. Work including all recitative performed solo on harpsichord without conductor
Nov. 11: Pied Piper series Saturday morning at 11.
Nov. 13, 14: Composers Lab featuring up and coming four young composers. Four new pieces performed
Nov. 17, 18, 19: Series featuring Shostakovich Violin concerto with keyboard part.
Dec. 1,2,3: Nutcracker at 2 and 7. six performances
Dec. 5,6: Jennifer Nettles Pop Singer
Dec. 9, 10: Nutcracker 2 and 7, four performances
Dec. 15,16,17: Nutcracker 5 performances
Dec. 21,22,23: Nutcracker 6 performances. Each feature the famous solo Sugar Plum Fairy for Celesta

2016 Performances

January 7, 8 9: Nashville Symphony performance with Live recording for the Naxos label.Gabriella Smith – Tumblebird Contrails (Marler Piano parts)Grieg – Piano Concerto in A minorProkofiev – Symphony No. 5
January 14,15,16: Cirque de al symphonie and Nashville Symphony. Circus acts with the Symphony (Marler Piano parts)

It’s cirque-tastic! Experience the amazing Cirque de la Symphonie when some of the world’s greatest performers team with your Nashville Symphony to deliver a concert unlike any other. Prepare to be awed as these extraordinary artists perform dazzling and delightful feats on — and above — the stage of Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Featuring contortionists, aerial flyers, strongmen, balancers, acrobats, dancers, jugglers and more!

January 17: Performed for the MLK concerts, two concerts, organ and piano, sold out houses (Marler Piano/celesta parts)
Now in its 23rd year, this concert honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joined by special guests, the orchestra performed a mix of spirituals, popular songs and classical music honoring the triumphs of the civil rights movement. Selections included “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” “We Shall Overcome,” Jessie Montgomery’s moving orchestral Soul Force, and “Glory” from the soundtrack to Selma.

Jan. 19, 20, 26: Music program for Children in Nashville- four short programs for several hundred children (during the year, I performed for more than 20,000 children)
Jan. 21,22: The Music of Zelda, many featured piano solos accompanied by orchestra with giant screen closeups of hands presented to the audieunce. Continue to use of of the easlier pieces with my Belmont Class piano Students.

Jan. 28,29,30: Classical series with the Nashville Symphony.

PROGRAM
Revueltas – Sensemayá (Marler Piano parts)
Korngold – Violin Concerto (Marler Piano parts)
Prokofiev – Suite from Lieutenant Kijé (Marler Piano parts)
Bernstein – On the Waterfront: Symphonic Suite (Marler Piano parts)

Feb. 18, 19, 20: Pictures at an Exhibition with the NSO, Classical series

PROGRAM
Beethoven – Leonore Overture No. 2
Beethoven – Piano Concerto No. 4
Mussorgsky/Ravel – Pictures at an Exhibition (Marler celesta parts)

Feb. 27: Saturday morning Piped Piper Concert for Children (Marler Piano/celesta parts)
March 9: Childrens concert, (Marler Piano parts)
March 13: Spring Chorus concert with the NSO (Marler Piano parts)

March 18,19,20: Perform and record with the Buffalo Philharmoic: Strauss arrangement with a huge featured piano part, for release on Naxos early in 2017 (Marler Piano parts)

March 24,25,26: NSO with new piece for composer Jennifer Higdon, Classical series

PROGRAM
Jennifer Higdon – Oboe Concerto Live Recording (Marler Piano parts)
Frank Ticheli – Clarinet Concerto Live Recording (Marler Piano parts)
Mozart – Requiem

April 7, 8, 9: Harpsichord part with NSO, Classical series

PROGRAM
Haydn – Symphony No. (Marler Harpsichord parts)
Mozart – Piano Concerto No. 15
Rimsky-Korsakov – Scheherazade

April 16: Saturday morning Piped Piper concert featuring music of the Planets. A NASA astronaunt particpated in the concert.

April 21,22,23,24: Nashville Ballet and symphony., Carmina Burana. (Marler Piano parts)

Performed by almost 300 artists, Carmina Burana returns with one of the most recognizable pieces of music in the world. The Nashville Children’s Choir, the Nashville Symphony Orchestra Chorus, the Nashville Symphony and featured guest vocalists join Nashville Ballet dancers on stage for a production of epic proportions. I was able to provide the opportunity of another Belmont Colleague to perform the second piano part to this work that features three keyboards. The other keyboard, celesta, was offered to Belmont colleague, Bruce Dudley. As principal keyboard of the NSO, it is my responsibiliity to choose the extra keyboard players. This is begining the second year where I was able to expand the substitute musician list to include Belmont musicians.
April 28,29,30: NSO and Shostakovich, Classical Series
PROGRAM
Beethoven – Piano Concerto No. 5 “Emperor”
Shostakovich – Symphony No. 11 “The Year 1905” (Marler Piano parts)
May 10,11: Conductor preview concert featuing 5 young successful conductors from around the Nation. (Marler Piano/celesta parts) This was of major importance to other orchestras Nationwide and had representatives from most major muisc organizations.Five conductors from across the U.S. will lead the GRAMMY® Award-winning Nashville Symphony in a special one-night performance, offered free and open to the public. Presented by the League of American Orchestras, this prestigious showcase spotlights talented conductors poised for music directorships and staff conducting positions at America’s orchestras, bringing them to the attention of search committees, orchestra administrators and artist managers. While in Nashville, each of the participating conductors will receive guidance and mentoring from Music Director Giancarlo Guerrero, himself a Conductor Preview alumnus.

This year’s Preview conductors are:

Conner Gray Covington, Rita E. Hauser Conducting Fellow, Curtis Institute of Music
Roderick Cox, Assistant Conductor, Minnesota Orchestra
Paul Ghun Kim, Resident Conductor, Oregon Symphony
Rebecca Miller, Music Director, Royal Tunbridge Wells Choral Society; Director of Orchestras, Royal Holloway University of London; Conductor, Royal Academy of Music Junior Department
Stefan Sanders, Montante Family Endowed Associate Conductor, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra; Music Director, Round Rock Symphony (TX); Music Director, Greater Buffalo Youth Orchestra

A video of the evening’s performance was posted for a limited time at NashvilleSymphony.org/BrunoWalterMay 19: Side by Side concert with Nashville youth orchestra and NSO (Marler Piano parts)

May 20: Music of Zelda, video games concert with NSO (Marler Piano parts)
Relive all the excitement and adventure of The Legend of Zelda in this multimedia spectacle, featuring 28 years of music from Nintendo’s video game series performed live by your Nashville Symphony while your favorite Zelda videos are projected in HD on the big screen.

June 1,2,3,5: Concerts in the Parks of Nashville (Marler Piano/celesta parts)

June 4: Music of John Williams at the Ascend Amphtheather: attendance was sold out at 7,000 tickets. I was full even with a light rain. (Marler Piano/celesta parts on all pieces)

The Cowboys Overture
Superman March
Adventures on Earth from E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
Devil’s Dance from The Witches of Eastwick
Harry’s Wondrous World from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone Suite
Raiders March from Raiders of the Lost Ark
Theme from Jurassic Park
Flight to Neverland from Hook
Suite from Jaws
Selections from the Star Wars Suite for Orchestra

June 7: Concert at Two Rivers Mansion
June 9 concert at Cumberland University

June 12: Music of Star Trek afternoon and night concerts. Accompanied of the entire movie soundtrack. The music Soundtrack was removed from the movie and was performed during the movie viewing. Captain Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise return to the Schermerhorn to battle their nemesis Khan in the thrilling sequel. Boldly go where no one has gone before and experience Star Trek: Into Darkness in stunning high-definition while your Nashville Symphony performs Michael Giacchino’s epic score live. (Marler Piano/celesta parts)

June 15: Key park run out concert near KY (Marler Piano/celesta parts)

June 17: Wizard of Oz, afternoon and night concert (Marler Piano/celesta parts)
Take a magical trip down the Yellow Brick Road with Dorothy, The Tin Man, The Scarecrow and The Cowardly Lion as The Wizard of Oz screens in HD on the big screen while the Nashville Symphony performs the unforgettable score live. Thrill to the sounds of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” as you’ve never heard it before, while Dorothy’s adventures unfold in glorious Technicolor!

June 24: Raiders of the Lost Ark, Music of John Williams, afternoon and night concerts Performed soundtrack with the movie. Sold out house (Marler Piano/celesta parts)Watch as Indiana Jones squares off against the Nazis in a frantic race for the coveted Ark of the Covenant — all on a 70-foot screen in glorious HD, as the Nashville Symphony plays the thrilling score live. Full of excitement and adventure, Raiders of the Lost Ark is a family classic for the ages, one of the highest-grossing films ever made and the movie that made “Indy” Jones the coolest archaeologist in history.

July 4, Music at the Ascend Amphitheatre 4th of July concert, Second largest display in the Nation choreographed to Live music by the symphony. (Marler Piano/celesta parts) Following tradition, the Nashville Symphony Orchestra performed during the fireworks display, which the Nashville Convention and Visitors Corp. touts as one of the largest in the entire nation

Sept. 9, 10: Gala at the Symphony including music of Ben Folds and Roberto Sierra.Nashville, TN (July 6, 2016) – (Marler Piano/celesta parts) On September 10, the Nashville Symphony celebrated 10 years in Schermerhorn Symphony Center with its 10th Anniversary Gala, a black-tie event engaging business community partners with an exclusive dinner and concert with Ben Folds and the Nashville Symphony.
Sept. 16,17,18: Nashville ballet and Nashville Symphony, Cinderella
Oct. 7,8: Prokofiev 5 with the NSO (Marler Piano/celesta parts)PROGRAMGabriella Smith – Tumblebird Contrails (Marler Piano/celesta parts)Grieg – Piano Concerto in A minorProkofiev – Symphony No. 5 (Marler Piano/celesta parts)
Oct.12,13: American Orginals for Childrens concerts (Marler Piano/celesta parts)
Oct: 15: Runout to Croft Middle School with NSO (Marler Piano/celesta parts)
Oct. 19: Runout to Middle School in Murfreesboro with NSO (Marler Piano/celesta parts)
Oct. 21 Young Peoples Concert at the Schermerhorn. Participaed in the instrumental petting zoo before the concert. (Marler Piano/celesta parts)
Oct. 22: Day of Music: Free concert and day of music at the Schermerhorn (Marler Piano/celesta parts)

Oct. 28,29: Barber Violin Concert with NSO, nice piano part.PROGRAMDvořák – Othello OvertureBarber – Violin Concerto (Marler Piano/celesta parts)Brahms – Symphony No. 2
Nov. 3,4,5: Symphony Series: Performed organ ending of symphony work woith Nashville SymphonyThis program matches celebrated Russian conductor Vassily Sinaisky with a Russian masterwork, Tchaikovsky’s Manfred Symphony, often considered the composer’s seventh symphony.The Organ ending was my first performance of an Organ part of a major Classical series with the NSOPROGRAMBarber – Essay No. 2 Mozart – Piano Concerto No. 24Tchaikovsky – Manfred Symphony (Marler on Organ)
Nov. 6: Concert Series/Belmont Piano Faculty experience 8 pianists performing on 4 Steinway concert grand pianos on the stage at the same time on Monday, November 14 at 7:30 p.m. in McAfee Concert Hall. The program features Overture from William Tell by Rossini (4 pianos), Jupiter, from the The Planets by Holst (4 pianos), Carnival of the Animals by Saint-Saens (2 pianos) and Suite No. 2, Rachmaninoff (2 pianos). Faculty performers are Anthony Belfiglio, Elena Bennett, Bruce Dudley, Kris Elsberry, Kristian Klefstad, Daniel Landes, Robert Marler and David McKay.performed on several piano ensemble pieces

Nov. 9: Tocqueville Society Performace on piano

On November 9, 2016 the Tocqueville Society Alpha Chapter celebrated the 35th anniversary of the society’s founding at The Schermerhorn Symphony Center. The celebration honored the founders and awarded Martha Ingram with the Tocqueville Society Alpha Chapter Lifetime Achievement Award.

The name Alexis de Tocqueville Society was chosen by Dr. Frist to celebrate the compassion among Americans that French historian Alexis de Tocqueville observed during his eighteenth century visits to the United States. Today, the Tocqueville Society is the world’s largest individual leadership giving society with 430 chapters comprised of nearly 26,000 members worldwide. Around the world, members have invested over $9.3 billion in the work of United Way since inception. United Way of Metropolitan Nashville’s Alpha Chapter ranks first in membership among cities similar in size.With a minimum annual investment of $10,000, Tocqueville Society members are United Way’s leaders in philanthropic giving.

Nov. 17, 18, 19: Performance and recording of work by Aaron Jay Kernis: NSO, extremely complex piano partPROGRAMJonathan Leshnoff – Starburst Live Recording Rachmaninoff – Piano Concerto No. 4Aaron Jay Kernis – Color Wheel Live Recording (Marler Piano/celesta parts)Rachmaninoff – Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini

December 8: Christmas concert, NSO: Performed with pop star – Jennifer Nettles (Marler Piano/celesta parts
December 2016: Nashvlle Ballet and Nashville Sympohony: Nashville’s Nutcracker will be at TPAC’s Jackson Hall for fourteen (14) performances: ( Marler on Celesta)

Saturday, December 3, 2016 at 2 p.m.
Sunday, December 4, 2016 at 2 p.m.
Saturday, December 10, 2016 at 2 p.m.
Saturday, December 10, 2016 at 7 p.m.
Sunday, December 11, 2016 at 2 p.m.
Friday, December 16, 2016 at 7 p.m.
Saturday, December 17, 2016 at 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, December 17, 2016 at 7 p.m.
Sunday, December 18, 2016 at 2 p.m.
Sunday, December 18, 2016 at 7 p.m.
Wednesday, December 21, 2016 at 2 p.m.
Thursday, December 22, 2016 at 2 p.m.
Thursday, December 22, 2016 at 7 p.m.
Friday, December 23, 2016 at 2 p.

2015 Performances

2015 Piano orchestral and solo performances included major works with the Nashville Symphony, Belmont Faculty, Eastwood Ensemble, Chinese SMZ Tour, Nashville Live on Stage, Marion Philharmonic Orchestra, Nashville Ballet, and live on FM 91.1. Performances include the following with ongoing broadcasts for FM 91.1, local FM radio recordings on the Naxos label:

Jan 15,16,17: NSO, performed Billy the Kid with conductor Kelly Corcoran
Jan. 18: NSO, Martin Luther King Concert
Jan. 21: NSO, Performance at Ensworth High School
Jan. 21, 22: NSO, Legends of Zelda, music of video games

Feb. 5, 6,7: NSO, Performed Bernstein’s Age of Anxiety
Feb. 13,14,15: NASHVILLE BALLET series accompanied by with pianos-eight hands. Performed with, Bruce Dudley, Elena Bennett and Chris Smallwood, on stage with Dancers, an extremely virtuosic piece written by a British composer. This was presented in TPAC’s Polk auditorium to sold out audiences.
March 4,5: NSO presented young people’s concerts to more than 2000 metro students
March 4: NSO concert, Live On Stage concert to selected audience at Schermerhorn Symphony center. Audience was seated on stage with the performers.
March 12-14: NSO Performed with Thomas Hampson, the world’s leading Baritone singer, works by Richard Danielpour. The performances were recorded live for the Naxos label. I also accompanied Mr. Hampson as an extra rehearsal with the singer and conductor before working with the orchestra.

March 31: Solo harpsichord works performed for Maestro Guerrero and symphony administration to evaluate the purchase of a new double manual harpsichord for the Nashville Symphony
April 6: Belmont Camerata performance in McAfee Hall. Major chamber music works by Dvorak
April 11: NSO Pied Piper concert, a family/children’s concert on Saturday morning at Schermerhorn center
April 16,17,18 NSO performed Stravinsky’s Symphony in Three Movements, piano concerto, recorded live for Naxos label a new composition by Michael Daurgherty, work titled American Gothic.
May 5: NSO, Shelbyville Tennessee
May 13: NSO, Live on Stage at the Schermerhorn with Belmont Trio featuring Shostakovich and Dvorak.

May 2: House concert with Financial leaders for the arts in Nashville as guests.
May 28, 29 30: NSO, Performed Brittan’s War Requiem
June 4: NSO Summer performance at Centennial Band Shell
June 5: NSO Summer performance at Bicentennial Mall
June 6: SMZ community house concert in preparation for China tour
June 7: SMZ at Libscomb University, work for Piano violin and cello arranged by Carl Marsh
June 9: NSO Summer performance at Cumberland University
June 10: NSO Summer performance at the Governor school, MTSU.
June 13: SMZ community house concert for Chinese tour. (two hour program)

June 15/July 1: SMZ Chinese Trio, solo concerts and masterclasses in major concert halls and Universities (China Tour):
Beijing, Tsinghua University concert
Jina, Jina Cultural Center
Nanjing, Culture and Arts center
Shanghai, Oriental Art Center
Shantou, Arts Center
Guangzhou, Guangzhou Xinghai Conservatory of Music
Shenzhen, Shenzhen Concert Hall
Xining, Qinghai Grand Theatre

September 10- 13: NSO Gala performance, Transmigration of the Souls by John Adams
September 18-20: Nashville Ballet’s Peter Pan featuring piano-4 hands (2 Belmont Faculty pianist)
September 27: NSO,Vivaldi Four Seasons, harpsichord and small orchestra

October 6 : Composers Lab Performance. Performed new works for National composers competition sponsored by the Aron Copland foundation

October 9: NSO, Music of Pokemon featuring several piano solos
October 11: NSO, Day of Music community concert at Schermerhorn
October 13: NSO, Children’s concert at Oliver Middle School
October 22-,25 : NSO, Harpsichord performances of the Six Brandenburg
Concertos with British Conductor and Baroque Specialist, Matthew Hall, one of world’s leading interpreter of Bach
October 31 SOLO Piano Concerto as guest with the Marion Philharmonic orchestra in Marion, Indiana; Shostakovich Piano concerto no. 1
November 16 SOLO Piano Faculty Concert Series in McAfee Concert Hall, Belmont University
November 19-21 NSO, Live Recording of Richard Danielpour for the Naxo label
12/4-13 Nashville Ballet and NSO performances of Nutcracker Ballet during Christmas Holiday Series

2001-2010 Performances

Nashville Symphony Pops one conducted by Albert-George Schram with Michael McDonald (9/23,24,25/10)
Nashville Symphony Classical One in Collins Auditorium conducted by Guerrero, Symphonic Dances by Bernstein (9/16,17,18/10)
Rehease singers for Beethoven Nine Gala concerto 10/9/10)
Nashville Symphony Festival 3 in Collins Auditorium, Copland Clarinet Concerto (7/8,9,10/10)
Nashville Symphony on the Riverfront July 4, 2010 with Trace Adkins
Centennial Park (6/29/10)
Key Park (6/23/10)
Centennial Park concert 6/22/10)
Festival at Collins auditorium (6/17,18,19/10)
Symphony at Centennial Park (6/16/10)
Symphony at Cumberland University (6/15/10)
Symphony at East Park 6/14/10)
Symphony at Crockett Park (6/13/10)
Symphony at Centennial Park (6/9/10)
Nashville Symphony/Naxos recording of works by Schwantner ( 6/6/10) Ben Folds Studio
Festival One conducted by Guerrero (6/3,4,5/10) New works by Schwantner
Symphony Vanderbilt Concert (5/25/10)
Nashville Symphony Classical 14, Bluebeard’s Castle by Bartok at TPAC (5/20,21,22/10)
Side by Side orchestras conducted by Kelly Corcoran (5/13/10)
Symphony Shelbyville runout (5/10/10)
Nashville Symphony Pop 7, Rocky Top only (4/15,16,17/10)
Symphony Classical 12, Newly Drawn Sky by Kernis and The Fountains of Rome by Respighi (4/1,2,3/10)
Nashville Symphony Classical 11, The Dharma at Big Sur by Adams (Tracy Silvermand, electric violin) and Four Dances from Estancia, Ginastera (3/18,19,20/10)
Nashville Symphony Pops 6, Pines of Rome, Respighi, Carnival of Venice and Puccini aria (3/11,12,13/10)
Nashville Symphony conducted by Sir Neville Marriner, Henry V, a Shakespeare Scnario (2/25,26,27/10)
Nashville Symphony with Cherish the Ladies, pop vacalist (2/18,19,20/10
Sym. YPC (2/9-12/10
NSO runouts to Hutingdon, TN (2/4,6/10) Feb. 6 snowout.
NSO Young People’s Concerts, Father of Waters, Grofe; Presley Medley, Rocky Top; Hoe Down by Copland (2/3/10)
Nashville Symphony Stained Glass Series, The Creation by Haydn (1/31/10)
Nashville Symphony conducted by Krzysztof Penderecki, Penderecki Concerto and Symphony No. 6 by Shostakovich (1/21,22,23/10)
Live on Stage at the Schermerhorn, solo and chamber concert by Robert Marler (1/19/10)
House Concert at Ron Brownings in preparation for On-Stage concert (1/16/10)
NSO Martin Luther King Performance (1/17/10)
Nashville Symphony Pops, Preservation Hall Jazz Band (1/14,15,16/10)
Nashville Symphony Classical 7, Saint-Saiens Symphony no. 3 in c minor (1/7,8,9/10)
NSO and Nashville Ballet, Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky (12/11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20/09)
Nashville Symphony: Symphony of Psalms, Stranvinsky; Rachmaninoff, The Bells (December 3,4,5/09)
Nashville Symphony Naxos Recording sessions Piazzolla (11/22,23/09)
Nasvhille Symphony Series; Giancarlo Guerrero, Conductor; Piazzolla – Concierto para Bandoneón “Aconcagua”,Las Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas (The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires),Ravel – Bolero; also new Naxos CD recording of Piazzolla (11/19,20,21/09)
Classical Symphony Series Three Giancarlo Guerrero, Conductor; Miguel del Aguila – The Fall of Cuzco (World Premiere) (11/5,6,7/09)
Symphony Classical Three series, Giancarlo Guerrero, Conductor; Christopher Rouse – Concert de Gaudí (10/15,16,17/09)
Nashville Opera performs Tosca (10/8,10/09)
Symphony Classical Two Series:Roberto Sierra – Sinfonía No. 4 (World Premier), Ravel – Rapsodie Espagnole; Giancarlo Guerrero, Conductor (10/1,2,3/09)
Belmont Camerata, Belmont Mansion; Mendelsshon Trio for Piano, Clarinet and Bassoon (9/28/09)
Symphony Pops with Albert-George Schram, Conductor;Glen Campbell;Jimmy Webb (09/24,25,26/09)
Bass Trombone Recital, East Nashville-Eastwood Christian Church, andrew chappell (9/21/09)
Classical One Symphony Series,(Pictures at an Exhibition Mussorgsky (Ravel) (9/17,18,19/09)
Nashville Symphony Pops Gala (9/12/09)
Nashville Symphony Fourth of July (Riverfront) 07/4/09
Summer SymphonyFestival two 6/23/09
Nashville Symphony Classical 13 series (5/14,15,16/09)
Nashville Ballet/Nashville Symphony: Carmina Burana (4/23/24/25/09)
University of Sewanee Orchestra (Rhapsody in Blue by Gerswhin) Robert Marler Soloist (4/20/09)
Belmont Camerata Performance, Belmont Mansion 4/13/09)
Nashville Symphony Series 3/19,20,21/09) Debussy Images and Picker
Camerata Musical Concert, Belmont Mansion, Music of Mendelssohn and Godwin (3/16/09)
Lent Service, Vocal recital in Columbia, TN Dr. Keith Moore and Robert Marler (3/11/09)
Nashville Symphony series concert (2/26,27,28) Slatkin conducting, Lukas Foss “Time Cycle”
Nashville Symphony “Riders in the Sky” (2/19/09) Live CD recording and concert.
Nashville Ballet Winter Series, Music for Solo piano, Prokofiev’s Vision fugitivesCHOREOGRAPHY, Salvatore Aielloc (2/13,14,15,20,21/09)
Live in Studio C, Solo Piano music by Prokofiev (2/10/09)
Nashville Symphony series concert (2/5,6,7/09) Slatkin conducting
Cello/piano recital at MTSU including works by Rachmaninoff, Brahms and Chinese composers. Xiao-Fan Zhang, cello and Robert Marler, piano (2/1/09)
Cello Piano at Chinese New Years celebration, Brentwood, TN (1/31/09)
Cello/Piano concert at David Lipscomb Univeristy (1/23/09) 8:00 pm
Live in Studio C, WPLN, Piano and Cello (1/23/09)
House Concert Cello/Piano (1/25/09)
Nashville Symphony/Nashville Ballet, Nutcracker (12/18,19,20)
Canadian Brass and the Nashville Symphony (12/11/08)
‘Oz’ With Orchestra (11/15/08)
NSO Classical Series conducted by Giancarlo Guerrero (11/6,7,8/08)
Nashville Ballet Bell Witch series, The Four Temperaments by Paul Hindemith for piano with string orchestra, Nashville Symphony) Balanchine (10/24,25,26/08)
Faculty concert series (10/13/08)
Concert with Belmont Faculty, Murfressboro (10/4/08)
Live WPLN (9/30/08) Copland
Mary Wilson of the Supremes and NSO, conducted by Albert-George Schram (6/18,19,20.21/08
NSO Classical one series featuring James Galway, conducted by Giancarlo Guerrero (6/11,12,13/08)
Nashville Symphony Pops Gala with Ben Folds conducted by Albert-George Schram, conductor (6/7/08)
Nashville Symphony opening Gala (All Gerswhin) Giancarlo Guerrero, conductor, broadcast live to all Tennessee and taped for National broadcast in 2009 (9/6/08)
Tennessee Arts Academny performance, Carnival of the Animals for two pianos, Kris Elsberry/Robert Marler and Nashville ballet dancers (7/14/08)
Recording with Nashville Symphony, Slatkin conducting, a Lincoln CD, Naxos (7/6/08)
NSO fourth of July on the Riverfront conducted by Slatkin (7/5/08)
NSO summer festival conducted by Slatkin (7/2/08)
Performance for Belmont’s first piano camp (6/21/08)
Belmont Camerata (3/10/08) Piano Trio for Daniel by Joan Tower who will be in attendance and performing, Belmont Mansion
Recording session for new Planetarium with Nashville Symphony, includes some piano solo (2/24/08)
Nashville Ballet in Memphis, TN, solo piano works of Satie and Glass (2/23/08)
Nashville Ballet solo piano ballets , TPAC (2/15,16,17/08) Glass ans Satie
Nashville Ballet winter series at TPAC; Solo Piano ballet on works of Satie and a ballet on works of Glass (2/8,9,10/08)
Young Peoples Concerts with the Nashville Symphony, (2/19,20/08) Four concerts
Young Peoples Concerts with the Nashville Symphony (2/!3/08) two concerts Pied Piper Fantasy, John Corigliano
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, Nashville Symphony (1/30/08) 1 and 7 at Schermerhorn
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, Nashville Symphony (1/29/08) black tie fund raiser
Nashville Ballet at Belmont Saint-Saiens Carnaval of the Animals for two pianos (1/0/27/08)
Nutcracker with NBC and NCO (12/14,15,16,21,22,23/07) (10 performances on celesta)
Piano ensemble concert with 10 pianos for Nashville Area Music Teacher’s association (12/9/07) Performed with nine other pianists from the Nashville Area
Young Peoples Concerts at the Schermerhorn Symphomy Hall (12/11,12/07) Four concerts
Young Peoples Concerts in Columbia, Tennessee – Nashville Symphony conducted by Kelly Corcoran (12/7/07) 11:00 and 12:35 Copland’s Hoe Down, Harbison’s Remebering Gatsby, Gershwin Girl Crazy Overture, Finale form Concerto for Violin by Barber, The Gong on the Hook and Ladder by Charles Ives, and Overture to West Side Story by Bernstein
Recording for Naxos of A Dylan Thomas Trilogy by John Corigliano conducted by Leonard Slatkin (12/1,2,3/07) More information on the recording
Poetry on Music, Nashville Symphony Classical 6 series conducted by Leonard Slatkin (11/29,30/12/1) A Dylan Thomas Trilogy by John Corigliano
Musical Storms, Nashville Symphony Classical 5 series conducted by Stefan Sanderling (11/15,16,17/07) piano part for A Childs Reliquary by Danielpour performed by Jaime Laredo and Sharon Robinson
Tribute to America;s Heroes Nashville Symphony Pops series featuring US Naval Academy Mens Glee Club, chorus (10/9/10/11/07) Organ, Piano and Celesta
Wind Instruments of the orchestra (11/2/07) A performance with Bass Clarinet, piccolo, Contra-Bassoon, and English Horn on stage with audience on stage at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center
Nashville Symphony Classical Series 4, piano part for Wet Crimson on Chincahua by Patrick Clark conductor Alastair Willis (11/1,2,3,/07)
Nashville Ballet-Martinu Concerto for Piano, Timpani, and Two String Orchestras (10/27,28,28,29/07
Solo Piano Recital Belmont Mansion (10/9/07) Liszt, Beethoven, Shostakovitch
Trumpet Recital accompanist for Joel Tresbig, Samford University, Birmingham, AL (9/28/07)
Faculty recital-Joel Tresbig, trumpet, Robert Marler accompanist (9/27/07)
Nashville Symphony Pops Gala with Elvis Costello (9/9/07)
Nashville Symphony Gals concert (9/8/07) Saint Saiens
Nashville Symphony (7/7,8/07) continuo for Bach Orchestral Suite in G
July Fourth with the Nashville Symphony and National Broadcast (7/4/07)
Symphony at Centennial Park (6/07)
Nashville Symphony Series Carmina Burana by Orff (5/07)

Piano recital at Mineral area College, Park Hills, Missouri (3/25/07)
NSO (5/31, 6/1,2/07)
NSO 5/5/07
Solo Piano Recital at First Presbyterian Church, Nashville. New piano dedication concert (3/11/07)
NSO (3/29,30,31/07)
Nashville Symphony MLK celebration concert Schermerhorn Symphony Center (1/14/07)
Nashville Ballet and Symphony, Nutcracker: Seven Performances 12/06)
Recording for Naxos with NSO and Nashville Opera (12/06)
Nashville Opera/Symphony, Classical Six series (12/06)
Steinway Gallery Concert for Mississippi teachers, Rachmaninoff (10/06)A new grand piano was donated to a Gulf Coast teacher
Nashville Ballet/Symphony in Jackson Hall, “Lizzie” TPAC (10/06)
Nashville Symphony Pops Gala concert with Amy Grant and Vince Gill at Symphony Concert hall (09/06)
Nashville Symphony 4th of July Spectacular broadcast on National TV at the Riverfront (07/04/06)
Recording of Naxos with Nashville Symphony: Music of Joan Tower (06/06)
Nashville Symphony in the New Schermerhorn Symhony Center “Hardhat” Series with Slatkin conducting (06/06)
Symphony Hall Turnings with full house, Mahler (06/06)
Presidents Concert Piano Duo with Matt Manwarren (04/06)
Belmont Orchestra: Rachmaninoff Concerto (02/06)
Camerata: Mozart Clarinet Trio (2/06)
Nashville ballet and Symphony, Nutcracker. 8 performances (12/9,10,11,16,17,18/05)
Nashville Symphony Classical Three My Father Knew Charles Ives, Adams (11/11/12)
Symphony YPC in Ryman Auditorium (11/2,3/05)
Pied Piper with Rhee conductor: Harry Potter (10/29/05)
Nashville Symphony “Titanic” with Byun-Hyun Rhee conductor (10/20,21/05)
Nashville Opera/ Symphony “Faust” with Mark Flint conductor (10/13,15/05)
Louisiana Philharmonic for Hurricane Katrina, Shostakovich and other piano works: taped for National Broadcast on NPR: Conductors Klauspeter Seibel and Carlos Miguel Prieto (10/04/05)
Nashville Symphony Gala Concert: “The Planets” with Leanard Nimoy (09/06/05)
Nashville Symphony 4th of July Spectacular broadcast on National TV and local WSMV at the Riverfront (07/04/05)
Summer D Park Concerts (06/28.29/05)
NSO Summer B concerts (06/14/05)

NSO Donor Appreciation concert at Vanderbilt University (05/10/05)
NSO Summer A concerts (06/07,09/05)
NSO Recording for Naxos Records (05/15,16/05)
Nashville Classical Ten in TPAC: Bernstein’s Dybuk (05/13,14/05)
Nashville Symphony in Shelbyville, TN (04/25/05)
Nashville Chamber Orchestra with Jose Felician at Ryman auditorium: Steel Guitar Concerto (04/16/05)
Belmont Camerata Piano Trio: Brahms Horn Trio with Betty Small and Leslie Norton-horn (04/11/05)
Alabama Symphony runout (04/05)
Alabama Symphony Runout (03/05)
Alabama Symphony two performances (03/05)
Alabama Symphony two performances (03/05)
Chattanooga Symphony Soloists with Rachmaninoff Concerto No.2 and Marcrest by Landes/Purcell (03/05/05)
Nashville Symphony tour Clarksville: Harry Potter overture, Bernstein, Saint Saens (02/15/05)
Cello/Piano Recital: Poulenc Sonata, Bach Chorales, Schumann pieces, Belmont Mansion (01/24/05)
Nashville Symphony, Martin Luther King Concert (01/07/05)
Nashville Ballet/Symphony: Nutcracker Nine performances (12/09,10,11,16,17,18,19/04)
Nashville Symphony Messiah: Continuo part in Ryman Auditorium (12/14/04)
NSO recording for Naxos: Gould Fall River Legend and Jekyll and Hyde
Nashville Symphony Classical Six Concert featuring two large Morton Gould works, also recorded for National NPR broadcast 12/03,04/04)
NSO Pied Piper Concert at TPAC Saturday morning: The Snowman (11/27/04)
Nashville Pops with Tyzik (11/26,27/04)
Nashville Opera/ Symphony: The Lighthouse by Davies (11/19,20/23/04)
NSO concert in Lawrenceberg, TN: Electronic Cell phone piece (10/28/04)
Nashville Symphony Classical Three (10/22,23/04) Messian
Belmont Symhony Orchestra Perform Liszt Concerto in E-flat (10/12/04)
Nashville Ballet/Symhony:Lapsdance with African Drums and orchestra (10/8,9,10/04)
Nashville Symphony Pops Concerts (08/10,11/04) Beatlles look alikes
Nashville Symphony Gala Concert Accompanied international singer Kiri Te Kanawa, soprano(08/08/04)
Performed at Bonnaroo Rock festival with Tray Anastasio and Nashville Chamber Orchestra (09/04)
Nashville Symphony 4th of July Spectacular National TV Broadcast (07/04/04)
Nashville Symphony Pops (KD Lane) (06/29,30/04)
Chamber Concert in Franklin, TN: Larsen Piece (06/24/04)
NSO at Shelby Park (06/17/04)
NSO at Centennial Park (06/15/04)
NSO at Cumberland University, Lebanon, TN (06/10/04)
NSO at Centennial Park ( 06/08/04)
NSO at Vanderbilt ( 05/25/04)
Nashville Symphony at Crocket Park, Brentwood, TN (05/23/04)
Nashville Symhony Donor Appreciation Concert at Ingram Hall, Blair School of Music, Vanderbilt (05/19/04)
Piano Trio, Robert Marler-Piano, Lee Levine-Clarinet, Emily Bullock-Voice: Boiler Room at the Franklin Factory (05/16/04)
Piano Trio, Alias, Turner Recital Hall, Blair School of Music, Vanderbilt (05/ 09/04)
Live on Studio C, WPLN, Piano Trio, Alias (05/05/04)
Ballet/Symhony, TPAC afternoon and evening (05/01/04)
Nashville Ballet/Nashville Symphony, Tennessee Performing Arts Center: Romeo and Juliet (04/30/04)
Nashville Chamber Orchestra in Dickson, TN, Rennaisance Center (04/14/04)
Nashville Chamber Orchestra in Blair School of Music (04/13/04)
Nashville Chamber Orchestra at the Factory in Franklin, TN (04/12/04)
Nashville Symphony YPC Conerts at Ryman (04/ 13/04)
Nashville Symphony YPC Concerts at Ryman Auditorium, Nashille ( 03/25,26/04)
Nashville Symphony Pops Concert, Anne Hampton Callaway (03/12,13/04)
Villa-Lobos, Nashville Symphony Recording sessions for Naxos ( 3/07,10/04)
Nashville Symphony, Classical 8 series: Villa-Lobos – Bachianas Brasileiras No. 8, 4, 2 (03/5,6/04)
Camerata Concert (02/16/04)
Faculty Concert Series ROBERT MARLER in RECITAL, Belmont Mansion (01/26/04)
Performed one-movement Liszt Sonata for Piano Seminar (01/21/04)
Performed the giant 30 minute one-movement Liszt Sonata for Dr. Moores Vocal Seminar (01/20/04)
Performed the Images Book I set of three pieces by Debussy for Piano Seminar (01/14/04)
Performance with Nashville Ballet and Nashville Symphony: Nutcracker with solo celesta passages (12/18/03)
Performance of Stravinsky’s Petruska in Andrew Jackson Hall, major piano solo sections featured through out the piece including the infamous piano solo (12/05,06/03)
Afternoon Pied Piper Children’s Concert in Jackson Hall (11/28/03) 11:00
Christmas Pops Concert with Nashville Symphony in TPAC’s Jackson Hall (11/28,29/03)
Touring performance with Nashville Symphony in Columbia, TN at Columbia State College (11/20/03
Performance in Ryman Auditorium for Pied Piper Series, Nashville Symphony (11/18,19,21/03)
Performance of Lex with Camerata in Massey (11/10/03)
Performance with Nashville Symphony in Andrew Jackson Hall;
composition: Revuelta, Sensemayá (10/17,18/03)
National Live TV performance on Arts and Entertainment network plus local channel 4 with Nashville Symphony (07/04/03)
Performance with Chamber Ensemble, Lee Levine and Emily Bullock at the Old First Pres. Church in Franklin, TN (06/26/03)
Performance with Nashville Symphony at Shelby Park, Nashville, TN (06/18/03)8
Performance with Nashville Symphony at Cumberland University, Lebanon, TN (06/08/03)
Performance with Nashville Symphony orchestra in Centennial Park (06/08/03)
Performance in Andrew Jackson Hall with the Nashville Symphony, work by John Adams (05/03,04/03)
Performance recital in Newport Beach, CA (04/19/03)
Piano Master Class at Mesa College (03/31/03)
Concert Series Soloist Recital at Mesa College in Grande Junction, Colorado (03/30/03)
Solo Piano Recital at Bellevue Unitarian Church, good PR and audience (03/ 23/03
Performance with NSO, huge work by John Adams (03/15/03)
Performance with NSO, huge work by John Adams (03/14/03)
House Concert with selected guests at Landes Home (0/09/03)
Solo Piano Recital at Mesa College in Colorado (03/30/03)
Nashville Symphony at TPAC (03/15/03) 8:00
Nashville Symphony at TPAC (03/14/03) 8:00, Adams
Belmont Camerata, Mansion Concert (02/10?/03)Nashville Ballet at Belmont (01/27/03, 2:00)
Chattanooga Symphony, Robert Marler guest soloist, Tivoli Theatre, Chattanooga (11/30/02)
Nashville Symphony Pied Pier Series (11/02/02) Carnival of the Animals; Concerto for Two Pianos, Saint Saens; Charlene Harb and Robert Marler soloists
Nashville Symphony at TPAC (10/26/02) 8:00, Stars and StripesNashville Symphony at TPAC (10/25/02) 8:00, Stars and Stripes
Nashville Ballet and Nashville Symphony, Martinu Concerto for String Orchestra, Piano , and Timpani and several selections from Martinu’s cello/piano music: Dracula, three performances (10/05/02, 8:00
Nashville Ballet/Nashville Symphony (10/04/02), 8:00Nasvhille Symphony at Muscle Shoals, AL,(09/13/02), 7:30,Saint Sains Sym.
Belmont Camerata, Belmont Mansion (09/16/02),7:30 Faure Piano Quartet in G minor
Nasvhille Symphony Classical Series I at TPAC (09/14/02), 8:00,Saint Sains Sym.
Nasvhille Symphony Classical Series I at TPAC (09/13/02), 8:00,Saint Sains Sym.
Nashville Symphony at the Riverfront Fourth of July (07/04/02), 7:30
Nashville Symphony at the Hilton Park Downtown (06/26/02) 5:30
Nashville Symphony at Shelby Park (06/25/02), 7:00
Nashville Symphony at Centennial Park (06/20/02) , 7:00
Nashville Symphony concert (06/19/02)Nashville Symphony at Lebanon (06/18/02), 7:00
Nashville Symphony at Centennial Park (06/13/02, 7:00)
Recording with Chattanooga Symphony (05/13/02)
Performance with Chattanooga Symphony: Landes four movement composition orchestrated by Pursell, Mozart Concerto, k467, mvt. II and Gershwin Concerto in F, mvt. III (05/11/02)
Nashville Symphony, TPAC, Jackson Hall; Copland Symphony No.3 (04/27/02)
Nashville Symphony, TPAC, Jackson Hall; Copland Symphony No.3 (04/26/02)
Nashville Symphony and Nashville Ballet at Clarksville, Tchiakovsky Piano Concerto No. 3, Balanchine’s Ballet, “Allegro Brilliante (03/24/02) 3:00
Nashville Symphony and Nashville Ballet at Clarksville, Tchiakovsky Piano Concerto No. 3, Balanchine’s Ballet, “Allegro Brilliante (03/23/02) 8:00
Nashville Symphony at Ryman Auditorium (03/21/02) 10:15 and 11:15, Prokofiev, Cinderella
Nashville Symphony at Ryman Auditorium (03/20/02) 10:15 and 11:15, Prokofiev, Cinderella
Flute/Piano Recital: Eric Gratton (Monday, 03/18/02)
Violin/Piano recital, FW college (03/07/02) Chausson’s Poeme, Op. 25 and Dvorak’s Romance in F minor, Op. 11.
Violin/Piano friends recital, Harton (03/06/02)
Nashville Symphony at Ryman Auditorium (03/05/02) 10:15 and 11:15, Prokofiev, Cinderella
Violin/Piano seminar performance (02/25/02)2:30
Violin Piano concert, Cookville (2/22/02)
Belmont Camerata: American Music: Amy Beach Trio (02/11/02)
Spring Nashville Ballet series Tchiakovsky Piano Concerto No. 3, Balanchine’s Ballet, “Allegro Brilliante” with two pianos in Polk Auditorium, TPAC: Fri, 8 pm, Sat, 2 pm and 8 pm (02/07-08)
Nashville Symphony Classical Series in Jackson Hall, TPCA (01/04/02)
Nashville Symphony Jackson Hall, TPCA (01/05/02)
Nashville Ballet and Nashville Symphony, Nutcracker Ballet; Saturday at 2 and 8 (12/22/01)
Bryan Symphony, Cookville, TN – Bach, Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 and Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms (11/14)
Tanner/Marler, Cello/Piano Faculty Recital, Belmont Mansion (11/12/01, 7:30) (program and mp3s)
House Concert, Brentwood, TN(11/7/01)
Faculty Bassoon Recital (10/22)
Nashville Ballet at TSU (10/21)
Belmont Orchestra, Liszt First Piano Concerto (10/09/01)
Cello/Piano Live WPLN Recital, Tanner/Marler -Rachmaninoff Sonata for Cello and piano (10/16/01, 11:06am and 7:30
Bryan Symphony, Cookville, TN – Applachian Spring, Copland and Libermann flute Concerto (Sunday, 10/14)
Camerata Musicale (9/24/01) Piano/Clarinet trios
Four Performances at TPAC, Peter and the Wolf; Nashville Ballet, arranged for piano and winds (9/22, 1 and 3:30; 9/23, 1 and 3:30)
Nashville Symphony at Belle Meade (9/9/01)
Nashville Symphony at Shelby Park (7/06/01)
Nashville Symphony at Riverfront Park (7/04/01)
Nashville Symphony at Cheekwood (7/01/01)
Nashville Symphony at Glasgow, Ky. (6/29/01)
Nashville Symphony at Cheekwood (6/24/01)
Nashville Symphony at Cumberland University, Lebanon (6/23/01
Nashville Symphony at Centennial Park (6/22/01)
Solo Performance on TPAC Jackson Hall Stage representing the Nashville Symphony. Preview of Tchaikovsky for major supporters of TPAC (6/19/01)
Belmont Mansion Commercial for Channel 5; TV taping (6/19/01) Chopin Etude in E major background music for three commericals, aired 6/27/01 on 5 and 7/1/01 on 5 plus.
Nashville Symphony Centennial Park, Nashville (6/8/01)
Accompanist for International Trombone Association; concert performances with guest faculty, and international trombonists (05/19-23/01)
- Faculty Showcase Recital #2 (Shos., Dutilleux, and Weber) James Markey/Vivian Lee – 8:15 p.m. (Massey Concert Hall) (05/23/01)
- Faculty Showcase Recital #1 (Brahms and Grondahl) Jim Miller/Carsten Svanberg- 3:15 p.m. (Massey Concert Hall) (05/22/01)
- Charlie Vernon (Pugh and Buss) (05/21/01), 10:15 p.m. Massey Performing Arts Center
Nashville Symphony Concerts in the Park: Crockett Park, Brentwood (05/20/01) (7:00)
Belmont Faculty Luncheon (05/06/02) (wylie/marler)
Bryan Symphony Orchestra: Work by Robert Jager, Cookville, TN (04/28/91) 3:00
Performance with Nashville Symphony Youth Series, War Mermorial Auditorium (04/20/01)
Chamber Concert at Austin Peay University. Works by Beethoven and Mozart and solo piano (04/17/01)
Solo recital and Master class at the College-Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati, Ohio (04/07/01)
Music and the Movies: NSO – Jackson Hall (03/31/01)
Music and the Movies: Nashville Symphony Pops Series – TPAC (03/30/01)
Nashville Chamber Orchestra recording for Naxos at Austin Peay (03/26/01)
Nashville Chamber Orchestra at Dickson, TN (3/25/01)
Nashville Chamber Orchestra at Langford Auditorium, Vanderbilt 0(3/24/01)
Nashville Chamber Orchestra Copland Clarinet Concerto at the Factory in Franklin, TN (03/23/01)
Recording for Naxos with Nashville Symphony (3/11)
Performance with Nashville Symphony Classical Series, Jackson Hall, TPCA (03/09/01)
Performance with Nashville Symphony Classical Series, Jackson Hall, TPCA (03/10/011) Chadwick
Nashville Ballet and the Nashville Symphony at Clarksville, Tennessee; Vivaldi Seasons (03/17/01) 7:30
Nashville Ballet and NSO at Clarksville (03/18/01)
Solo Piano Recital [program] at the Belmont Mansion; works by Chopin, Scarlatti, Copland, and Prokofiev (02/26/01)

Solo Piano House Concert 0(2/18)
Nashville Ballet performances for the Tennessee Humanities Outreach Program in The TN Performing Arts Center (TPAC). Seven Performances for several thousand middle-Tennessee students, Humanities Outreach of TN (HOT), fully staged Peter and the Wolf ballet transcribed for solo piano (02/13-16/01)
Performance at St. Ann’s Episcopal Church, Nashville (02/11)
Faculty Composer’s Recital, Massey Auditorium (01/21/01
Nashville Symphony Pops Series, Flying Karamozov Brothers, TPAC (1/19,20/01)
Cello/Piano Recital including Piano Trio works (Ingram’s soire)- Clarinet/Cello/Piano (12/00)
Bryan Symphony Orchestra, The Seasons (11/00)
Live from Studio C, WPLN, Nashville’s public radio station. Works for Flute, Piano and Bass (11/00)
Nashville Ballet’s, Vivaldi Seasons, series (10/00)
Nashville Symphony with premier of new work by Michael Rose and Bach Brandenburg and Bach Suite (9/00)
Belmont Camerata: Vivaldi, Rachmaninoff, Faure (10/00)
Belmont Camerata: Weber Piano Trio, Rachmaninoff Songs(09/00)
Nashville Ballet performance of Peter and the Wolf transcribed to piano for Tennessee School Teachers (7/00)
Nashville Symphony, Opryland Hotel, International Convention (07/00)
Nashville Symphony at Shelby Park (07/00)
Nashville Symphony at Cheekwood (06/00)
Nashville Symphony at Williamson. Co. Park; Back to Broadway series 0(6/00)
Nashville Symphony Parks Concerts: Centennial Park (06/00)
Nashville Symphony Pops Series, Marvin Hamlish Conductor; Ravel Bolero (05/00)
Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy with Belmont Oratorio Chorus, Live Streaming Concert over the internet; Chorus and orchestra (05/00)
Nashville Ballet series, TPAC, three performances (01/00)
Live from Studio C, WPLN Radio (04/00)
Beethoven Piano/Violin Sonatas in Cleveland, Ohio (04/00)
Beethoven Sonatas for Piano and Violin: Freewill Baptist College Series performance (03/24-25/00)
Nashville Ballet/Nashville Symphony series in Clarksville, Martin, TN (03/24-25/00)
H.O.T. series at TPAC, performances with the Nashville Symphony (03/00)
Nashville Symphony Pied Piper Series, Jackson Hall (03/00)
Live from Studio C, WPLN Radio, Clarinet-Piano also streamed on the internet (02/00)
Nashville Ballet at TPAC; Ostinato by Corigliano (02/11-12/00)
Brahms Trio in B, and Two Beethoven Piano Violin Sonatas: Belmont Camerata Musicale (01/31/00)
Accompanist for Faculty Clarinet recitals, works by Shocker (01/24/00)
Performance with Nashville Symphony and Symphony Chorus (12/99)
Performance with Nashville Symphony on Classical Series at TPAC, played synthesizer and Sampler (11/99)
Nashville Ballet and Nashville Symphony, Dracula works by Martinu and Block (10/99)
Live from Studio C, WPLN Radio, Piano and Cello (6/99)
Nashville Symphony Parks Concerts at Cheekwood, Murfreesboro and Volunteer State: Works by Bernstein and Bach (06/99)
Accompanist for Richard Miller Vocal Master class (05/15-21/99)
Belmont Orchestra, Grand Fantasy on Polish Tunes, op.13 by Chopin (02/18/99)
Belmont Faculty Composers Concert (1/99)
Strauss Tone Poem and Bach Brandenburg with Nashville Symphony (01/99)
Live from Studio C, WPLN Radio, Solo Piano Recital, Beethoven, Chopin, Debussy (01/99)
Joint piano/vocal recital with Dr. Keith Moore, Scarritt-Bennett Center (01/99)
Nashville Ballet Governor’s School performance of Ostinato, Vasterling/Corigliano (06/98)
Nashville Ballet solo concerto, TPAC (06/99)
Pierrot Lunaire with Dr. Zielinski 0(5/99)
Nashville’s Public TV, works by Chopin, Liszt and Rachmaninoff (10/98)
Piano sonata, Piano Trio concert(10/8-9/00)
Nashville Ballet/Symphony at TPAC; Robin Hood; music by Korngold. three performances (10/98)
Rachmaninoff Piano trio in Belmont Mansion (09/98)
Accompanist for Belmont’s Richard Miller Vocal Master class (05/98)
Nashville Ballet and Symphony; Chopin’s Grand Fantasy on Polish Folk Tunes, Clarksville, TN, Two performances (03/98)
Nashville Ballet and Symphony; Chopin’s Grand Fantasy on Polish Folk Tunes, TPAC, Three performances (02/98)
Accompanist for Richard Miller Master class (6/1-05/97)
Performance for Tennessee Arts Academy (06/97)
TV taping of Solo piano recital including music by Chopin, Liszt and the Rachmaninoff Trio in d minor for piano trio. (2/98)
Joint piano/cello recital with Julia Tanner, Belmont Mansion; Beethoven Cello sonatas and works by Popper (11/98)
Belmont Camerata, Rachmaninoff d minor trio (9/98)
World Premier of Vasterling’s ballet, “Robin Hood” Music by Korngold (10/98)
Solo Piano Recital, Belmont Mansion; First entire solo recital to be taped for broadcast on Nashville’s Public TV station, WDCN; Chopin Scherzos, Debussy, and Scarlatti, (2/95)
October 5 and 6, 1995: Nashville Ballet/Symphony (four performances) Gottschalk Piano Concerto and Rachmaninoff Piano Trio ballets, Polk Auditorium at TPAC (10/5-6/95)
Guest Recital for 300 arts educators sponsored by the Tennessee Department of Education, TPAC, (10/95) Nashville Ballet Winter Series (four performances) (2/23-24/00)
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto, Allegro Brilliante, TPAC (3/00)
Solo Piano Recital at Belmont University Massey Auditorium (4/96)
Tennessee Centennial Celebration Jackson Hall, TPAC (5/96)
Tchaikovsky Third Piano Concerto for Nashville Ballet’s production of the Balanchine Ballet, Allegro Brilliante (6/96)
Tennessee Arts Academy Solo Recitals sponsored by the Tennessee Arts Commission (5/23-30/96)
Cumberland County Playhouse Concert Series, performed Schumann Piano Quintet and accompanied the Cumberland County Community Chorus in a large choral work (9/96)
Sumner County Concert Series A Piano Quintet and modern work by David Amram for Piano, violin and Percussion were performed at Church of the Latter Day Saints, Rivergate, TN (9/96)
Belmont Camerata, Belmont Mansion (9/96)
Nashville Ballet Fall series (four performances) Polk, TPAC a major modern piano concerto by Hindemith for piano and String Orchestra (Nashville Symphony) (10/4-5/96)
Belmont Mansion Recital for Cello (Julia Tanner) and Piano
(9/96)
WCDN TV taping, works by Amram, Schumann Piano Quintet, Beethoven Sonata for Piano and Cello, and solo works for piano by Henry Cowell (2/96)
Winter Ballet Series, Mozart Piano Concerto in A major with Nashville Ballet accompanied by the Nashville, Symphony, TPAC (2/97)
Nashville Ballet and Nashville Symphony in Clarksville, TN (3/97)
Solo recital and Grant Project with Nashville Ballet and OASIS center students. Project includes Graphic Arts, Choreography, and Music (4/97)
Louisville Ballet, Over 50 solo piano concerts with ballet throughout the State of Kentucky (88-92)