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SUMMARY:Evening with Mavis Pan Trio\, at Museum of Chinese in America
DESCRIPTION:Discover the compelling artistry of Mavis Pan in an intimate concert that bridges cultures\, genres\, and personal journeys. Accompanied by her trio\, Mavis will perform a curated selection from her celebrated albums\, including works from her critically acclaimed jazz quintet album Rising. \nThis performance offers more than music; it’s a heartfelt exploration of Mavis’s experiences as an immigrant and a woman of color navigating her path in the world of music. Through her evocative compositions and stories\, Mavis invites the audience into her world\, where East meets West and tradition intertwines with innovation\, creating a soundscape both deeply personal and universally resonant. \nJoin for an evening of transformative music and storytelling that celebrates resilience\, creativity\, and the journey of finding one’s voice. \nMUSICIANS\nMavis Pan\, Piano\nGeoff Burke\, alto sax\nMark Wade\, bass \n  \nABOUT Mavis Pan\nMavis Pan is a composer\, pianist\, singer\, and conductor\, who presents a blend of East and West\, Classical and Jazz\, Sacred and Secular. Her travels throughout Asia\, Europe\, the Middle East\, and the United States have gathered flavors of a multitude of cultures\, now blended into her compositions\, which range from popular to avant-garde\, from ballad to art song\, from solo instrumental to full orchestra. Born in Taiwan\, Mavis emigrated to the USA when she was seventeen and majored in jazz piano performance at New York University\, continuing her studies at Columbia University\, where she earned a Master’s Degree in Music and Music Education and at Brooklyn Conservatory\, where she earned a Masters in Musical Composition. She has performed in venues such as Carnegie Weil Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and Symphony Space and Flushing Town Hall. \nHer choral work “A Christmas Carol” was recorded by the Kiev Philharmonic for the Holiday Album with ERM label. She has released five albums: “On My Way Home\,” “Not Alone\,” “Set for Love\,” and “Inside.” Her latest album “Rising\,” featuring her original jazz quintet compositions\, produced by Grammy Award winner Ted Nash\, had received critical acclaim. “Rising” was selected as number 8 Jazz album of 2024 in Textura and will be premiered at Merkin Hall on March 29th 2025. \n  \n*All ticket sales are final. Unfortunately\, we are unable to issue refunds under any circumstances at this time. This ticketing policy is not intended to create barriers based on financial status but rather to ensure the sustainability of our practice—allowing us to compensate artists while keeping our events accessible and welcoming to everyone. \n**MOCA members are required to present their MOCA ID at check-in.
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LOCATION:Museum of Chinese in America\, 215 Centre St\, New York\, NY\, 10013\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pianoman Film at Museum of Chinese in America
DESCRIPTION:The Museum of Chinese in America is dedicated to preserving and presenting immigrant experiences while advocating for the community’s rights. In celebration of Women’s History Month\, MOCA is proud to present filmmaker Sunny Liu’s poignant documentary\, Pianoman\, which follows the extraordinary journey of David Avendaño\, an undocumented Mexican immigrant. David’s dream of building a piano factory in Yonkers\, NY\, exemplifies resilience\, creativity\, and entrepreneurial spirit. Despite immense challenges that threaten his livelihood and his family’s unity\, David’s determination remains steadfast as he pursues his vision. \nScreening Schedule\nFriday\, March 14 at 4:30pm – screening only \nFriday\, March 14 at 7pm – screening\, followed by a Q&A session with Filmmaker Sunny Liu \nSaturday\, March 15 at 2pm – screening only \nSaturday\, March 15 at 3:30pm – screening only \nSunday\, March 16 at 2pm – screening only \nABOUT Filmmaker Sunny Liu\nSunny Liu is an award-winning filmmaker\, pianist/composer\, and animator based in New York\, celebrated for her commitment to amplifying marginalized voices through powerful\, emotionally driven storytelling. A graduate of Emerson College\, The New School\, and the School of Visual Arts\, her work has garnered acclaim at prestigious festivals like the Tribeca Film Festival\, Atlanta Film Festival\, and Doc NYC\, with additional screenings on Amazon Prime. \nHer classical piano background enriches her films with a rhythmic sensibility\, allowing her to create narratives that resonate emotionally while maintaining dynamic pacing. This blend of artistic training and technical expertise enables Sunny to navigate multiple roles—including director\, producer\, cinematographer\, editor\, and sound mixer—each infused with her precision and heartfelt approach. \nSunny’s work explores critical social issues\, shining a light on often-overlooked communities such as individuals with disabilities\, those facing mental illness\, food insecurity\, undocumented immigrants\, and the wrongfully incarcerated. Through her storytelling\, she fosters dialogue that inspires action\, driving community collaboration and advocacy. As an active member of Film Fatales\, Brown Girls Doc Mafia\, and the Asian American Documentary Network\, she champions ethical representation\, ensuring that underrepresented voices are heard and respected in the industry. \nLooking ahead\, Sunny is collaborating on two impactful PBS documentaries and a Hulu film with Emmy-winning filmmakers Luchina Fisher and Elan Bogarin\, as well as Emmy-winning journalist Karishma Vyas. Driven by a passion for social change\, her mission is to create art that moves audiences and sparks meaningful conversations. By mentoring emerging directors\, Sunny helps cultivate a new generation of socially conscious storytellers\, ensuring every voice finds its place in the rich tapestry of our shared humanity. \n 
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