ERIC CHARNOFSKY
Professional Northeast Ohio musician: pianist, composer, lecturer, conductor, narrator
UPCOMING EVENTS:
December 5, 6, 2025, 8:00 pm
Vocal Theater Workshop of
Cleveland State University
Pianist for production of Little Shop of Horrors
The performances takes place in Waitjen Auditorium at Cleveland State University
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December 7, 2025, 3:00 pm
Master Singers Chorale of Northeast Ohio
Pianist for holiday season concert of music by Durante, Puccini, and Vivaldi
The program takes place at the Bethel Lutheran Church in Middleburg Heights, OH.
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December 13, 2025, 3:00 pm
Cleveland Silent Film Festival
Directing and playing piano with Cleveland Photoplayers for screening of the
1928 film The Cameraman
The program takes place at the downtown Cleveland Public Library.
For more information, click here
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"Charnofsky played powerfully with sensitive expression, showing a wide range of dynamics and clear rhythmic delineation." ~ Robert Rollin, clevelandclassical.com, reviewing a 2016 performance on the Chagrin Concert Series
"The performers will invariably take a few punches from Beethoven — here, the thrill was watching Cornelius and Charnofsky come right back with their own through their tireless technique and unbeatable spirit." ~ Jarrett Hoffman, clevelandclassical.com, reviewing a 2020 recital with violinist Emily Cornelius
"Eric Charnofsky is a superb partner at the piano, undaunted by the most complicated keyboard writing — including his own." ~ Daniel Hathaway, clevelandclassical.com, reviewing the 2016 CD "Some Measures for Living" with flutist George Pope - Crystal Records
"The pianist featured on this album is Eric Charnofsky... and he is certainly exceptional. The players achieve a synergy that is apparent from the get-go." ~ Timothy Hagen, The Flutist Quarterly, reviewing the 2016 CD "Some Measures for Living" with flutist George Pope - Crystal Records
"Charnofsky provided his usual rock-solid partnership at the piano." ~ Kevin McLaughlin, clevelandclassical.com, reviewing a 2025 performance by the Cleveland Chamber Collective