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Beethoven 32 Bicentennial Celebration Kick-Off


 
 

The Beethoven 32: Bicentennial C Celebration Kick-Off

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April 19–25, 2026
Presented by Sonare Music Academy
Under the Artistic Direction of Dr. Hwa-Jin Kim

Sonare Music Academy, under the artistic direction of Dr. Hwa-Jin Kim, proudly presents The Beethoven 32 Concert, in collaboration with Freeburg Pianos.

This landmark celebration brings together 32 pianists, ages 14 to 88, to perform all 32 Beethoven piano sonatas in one unforgettable week.

The first event of its kind in North Carolina, the festival honors Beethoven’s enduring spirit and the power of community through music.

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Why Your Support Matters

Bringing a project of this scope to life requires the belief and generosity of those who cherish the power of music to unite and uplift.

Every contribution—large or small—helps make this historic event possible and ensures a lasting legacy of artistic excellence and community connection.

Donor Appreciation

All donors will have complimentary access to all concerts throughout the week (April 19–25, 2026).

Sonare Circle members (contributions of $1,000 or more) will be invited to the Opening and Closing Receptions, recognized on the printed program, and welcomed to Sonare Musical Soirée, the annual donor evening featuring guest artists, music, and food.

Each donor may also select a favorite sonata and be entered into a raffle for a $500 gift bag, announced at the Closing Ceremony on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at Freeburg Pianos.

How to Give:

 
 

All contributions are processed through Fractured Atlas, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and are fully tax-deductible. Please scan the QR code above to make your donation or contact Dr. Hwa-Jin Kim for details. Every gift helps bring this extraordinary project to life and strengthens our shared belief in the power of music and community.

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