Ken Iisaka

Ken Iisaka is a pianist, a software engineer, and bon vivant living in Foster City.

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Ken Iisaka - October 16, 2014

Pianist Rafal Blechaz shows why in Poland he is called the reincarnation of Chopin in a recital arrayed in colors and delicate details.

Ken Iisaka - October 14, 2014

A warm glow suffuses the performance of the venerable Takács Quartet and the superb pianist Marc-André Hamelin.

Ken Iisaka - August 9, 2014

Piano duos cruise the Baltic to provide intriguing, even enthralling works at the biannual Salkind Festival.

Ken Iisaka - August 5, 2014

Gilles Vonsattel takes listeners through revolutions, oppression, and fantasy in his innovative Music@Menlo recital.

Ken Iisaka - May 12, 2014

Alessio Bax proves he has the chops, youthful stamina, and artistic insight to perform two monumental, exhausting works back-to-back in one Music@Menlo recital.

Ken Iisaka - March 23, 2014

The notion that a former child prodigy does not grow past earlier fame was dispelled in a long-awaited solo recital by Evgeny Kissin at Davies Symphony Hall.

Ken Iisaka - February 11, 2014

Four pianists vying for the keyboard can be delightful, as demonstrated in a recital of French and American works at Music@Menlo.

Ken Iisaka - January 16, 2014

In martha & monica’s concert at Old First Church, contemporary composers held their own against heavy hitters from 100 and 200 years ago.

Ken Iisaka - November 26, 2013

Schubert, in various guises, is the hero of Israeli-born Shai Wosner’s piano recital for Cal Performances.

Ken Iisaka - November 12, 2013

Joyce Yang joins the Alexander String Quartet in a commanding, passionate recital at Kohl Mansion.