THE NEW ALBUM ON STEINWAY & SONS
MOZART
in Schloss Eberstall
On her latest STEINWAY & SONS album, Katie Mahan is joined by the Mozarteum Quartett and double bassist Martin Hinterholzer in a recreation of an intimate 18th-century chamber music evening. Recorded at the historic Schloss Eberstall in Bavaria, the album includes Ignaz Lachner’s brilliant arrangements of Mozart’s dramatic Piano Concerto in D minor, K 466 and the monumental Piano Concerto in C major, K 503. The program is complemented by solo piano works by Mozart including Mahan’s own solo arrangement of the Overture to Die Zauberflöte, the dramatic C minor Fantasie and Sonata in C minor, K 475, the ethereal Adagio for Glass Harmonica, the beloved Variations on “Ah, vous dirai-je Maman” and his final piano sonata, K 576. More info»
LATEST NEWS
Katie’s debut with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, performing Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue under the baton of Stéphane Denève on New Year’s Eve 2025, was broadcast live on KWMU-St.Louis Public Radio. A review of the concert is available here.
Katie discusses her new CD and latest projects in her interview in the March 2023 issue of PianoNews.
In a multi-year collaboration with Colorado Public Radio (NPR), Katie recorded the complete sonatas and fantasies of Mozart in Schloss Mirabell in Salzburg. Collaboration also includes the video blog series Mozart Snapshots in which Katie takes listeners on a journey through the life of Mozart in Salzburg. More»
Katie featured in interview in Welcome Magazine, the official tourist magazine of Tyrol, Austria in advance of her open-air concert in Innsbruck
Katie’s full recital from the Iffeldorfer Meisterkonzerte was broadcast by the Bayrischen Rundfunks BR-Klassik. Program includes the Liszt Sonata in B minor, Mozart Sonata KV 310, et al.
The DW documentary “The World Without Beethoven” wins award for Best Documentary at the 2022 International Classical Music Awards (ICMA). Katie and the nine-time GRAMMY winning trumpeter Wynton Marsalis discuss jazz in Beethoven’s music with host Sarah Willis in Part 6: “No Jazz Without Beethoven?”
