Lucas Amory, piano, presents a solo piano recital as the Second Place Winner of the 3rd Annual 92Y Concerto Competition. This event is free and open to the public.

Lucas Amory started playing the piano at 4. A music-lover from an early age, the 8-year-old Lucas was published in the New York Times when he sent Anthony Tommasini his personal lists of the ten greatest composers and his ten favorite ones. At 12, Lucas was featured in an outreach concert in Alice Tully Hall by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center with Bruce Adolphe, where he appeared as a young pianist who has a dream about Maurice Ravel. The 12-year-old Lucas was also a prizewinner in the Stony Brook International Piano Festival Competition. Lucas attended the Kaufman Center’s Special Music School from age 5 to age 11, where he studied piano with Irina Morozova and Igal Kesselman. Now a freshman at Stuyvesant High School, Lucas is also enrolled at Juilliard’s Pre-College program, where he is a student of Julian Martin.