Renowned Pianist Tony Lu to Perform at Bethany College

January 17, 2025

LINDSBORG, KS., JAN. 2025 — Bethany College is thrilled to host acclaimed pianist and educator Tony Lu for a special recital showcasing his exceptional artistry and unique interpretations. The performance will take place on Monday, January 27 at 7:30 p.m. in Pearson Chapel  on the Bethany College campus.


Lu, an active chamber musician and seasoned educator, has performed at prestigious venues such as Lincoln Center in New York City, the Bennington Center for the Arts, and the Park–McCullough Historic House. Known for his innovative programming, Lu frequently incorporates his own solo transcriptions and improvises cadenzas during performances, adding a dynamic and creative flair to his recitals.
This recital will feature a diverse repertoire, including [insert specific works or composers if available], offering audiences an inspiring evening of music that highlights Lu’s technical mastery and musical depth.


Lu holds a Master of Music in Piano Performance from Austin Peay State University and Bachelor of Arts degrees in mathematics, history, and music from Bennington College. His teaching career has taken him across the United States, where he has guided students in piano, music history, theory, and composition. He is currently a faculty member at Sonata and Summer Sonatina International Piano Camp in Vermont and Hoosac School in New York.

Bethany College invites the community and music enthusiasts to experience this extraordinary evening of piano performance. Admission to the recital is  free and open to the public.

-Bethany College, founded by Swedish Lutheran immigrants in 1881, is a college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, located in Lindsborg, Kansas. Known for its fine arts and strong liberal arts programs, Bethany College fosters a community where students grow academically and personally as they pursue their purpose. For more information, visit bethanylb.edu.

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