Nathan Buckner, Piano

Biography

Pianist Nathan Buckner currently serves as
Professor of Piano at the University
of Nebraska - Kearney. 
He has appeared throughout the United
States as well as in Europe and Asia
as a soloist and chamber musician. American performances include solo recitals
at Alice Tully Hall and the Kennedy Center, as well as chamber performances with the
DaCapo Chamber Players at Merkin Hall, and Washington's Contemporary Music Forum at the
Corcoran Gallery. He has appeared summers as artist and teacher at the Blue
Lake Fine Arts Camp (Michigan), Delmarva Piano
Festival (Delaware), and Shandong University
Summer Session (Weihai, China). Other performances include
multi-recital tours of Taiwan
and Mexico; recitals in China, Hong Kong,
Korea, Belarus, and Slovenia; and two recent
multi-recital series focused on Schubert and Beethoven. He currently serves as
pianist for the UNK Faculty Piano Trio.

Mr.
Buckner is a champion of contemporary and historic American piano music. His
editions of the piano works of nineteenth century American composer Philip
Antony Corri are published by Kallisti Music Press of Philadelphia; his
co-authored article on the composer appears in the New Grove Dictionary of Music. 
Mr. Buckner holds a B.M. from The Juilliard School, an M.M. from Indiana University
and a D.M.A. from University
of Maryland.