Steinway Spiriocast

Kenny Broberg

From Steinway Hall, New York City

The exceptionally talented American pianist Kenny Broberg visits Steinway Hall in New York for a program of romantic works he has championed and are sure to delight.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 8th, 2023
4PM PT | 7PM ET | 01:00 CET (9th)

Program

Amy Beach:
Ballade, Op. 6

Gabriel Fauré:
Nocturne, Op. 74 No. 7

Nikolai Medtner:
Forgotten Melodies, Op. 38: No. 3, Danza festiva
Forgotten Melodies, Op. 39: No. 3, Primavera

Program approximately 30 minutes.

During his auspicious career before winning the 2021 American Pianist Awards and Christel DeHaan Classical Fellowship, Kenny Broberg captured the silver medal at the 2017 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition and a bronze medal at the 2019 International Tchaikovsky Competition as well as prizes at the Hastings, Sydney, Seattle and New Orleans International Piano Competitions, becoming one of the most decorated and internationally renowned pianists of his generation. Broberg is lauded for his inventive, intelligent and intense performances.

Performing on stages and in concert halls across Europe, Asia, Australia, and North America, Broberg has worked with some of the world’s most respected conductors, including Ludovic Morlot, Kent Nagano, Leonard Slatkin, Vasily Petrenko, Nicholas Milton, John Storgårds, Carlos Miguel Prieto, Gerard Schwarz and Stilian Kirov. He has collaborated with the Royal Philharmonic and the Minnesota, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Sydney, Seattle and Fort Worth Symphonies, among others. He has been featured on WQXR, Performance Today, Minnesota Public Radio and ABC (Australia) radio, and presented his original composition “Barcarolle” on NPR in March 2021.

As part of the American Pianist Awards, he has released his first studio album with the Steinway & Sons label in January 2023.

How to Join

A live concert in your home, Spiriocast is an unrivaled, unfiltered audio and visual experience on your Steinway Spirio | r, the world’s finest high resolution player piano.

Add a television to your Spirio Viewing Space

You can view Spiriocast with your iPad but to experience everything Spiriocast has to offer — we strongly recommend connecting your Spirio | r to an external television via HDMI.
Check Your Settings

Connect your Spirio | r to your Wi-Fi network or hardwire using the Ethernet port.

Your iPad and Spirio | r must be on the same Wi-Fi network. (If using Ethernet, make certain source network is the same as Wi-Fi network.)

Settings > Piano Settings > Connect Piano to Wi-Fi Network
Launch Spiriocast

Look for the Spiriocast button in the Spirio app. (If you don’t see the Spiriocast button — please close and re-open the Spirio app.)
Run the Spiriocast System Check

Test the local system readiness with the Spiriocast System Check tool. Look for excellent sync between Spirio piano, video, and audio.

Spirio App > Spiriocast > Spiriocast System Check > select Join
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Click the Join button to enter the cast.

BEST PRACTICES

We strongly recommend connecting Spirio to a television via the HDMI port. This provides the best connection and viewing experience.
Ensure your Spirio | r piano regularly receives all technical service and maintenance from a Steinway–trained Spirio technician.
Ensure the Wi-Fi signal strength at the piano is strong and reliable.
50 Mbps is the minimum required network upload and download speed to ensure a flawless Spiriocast experience. Visit speedtest.net to check your internet connection speed.
Ensure the iPad, Spirio App and piano software are updated frequently.
Confirm network connections (Wi-Fi/Ethernet, Bluetooth) and performance (Spiriocast System Check) are ready prior to a live Spiriocast event.

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Spiriocast Help Guide

Add a television to your Spirio Viewing Space

Check Your Settings

Launch Spiriocast

Run the Spiriocast System Check

Join the Spiriocast

BEST PRACTICES