ABOUT: Roger Peltzman
Roger is a pianist and teacher in New York City. Amongst his many public performances, Roger has played to sold out audiences at Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, The Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York's cutting edge venue—Le Poisson Rouge and in Europe. Roger has also played chamber music and solo repertoire at The Third Street Music School where he is a member of the faculty. Music has always played a large part in Roger's life. His first memory is of the Beatles playing on The Ed Sullivan show in 1964.
Roger attended SUNY Binghamton where he graduated with honors in both Music and Cinema. It was there that he studied piano with famed pedagogue Seymour Fink.
“His sense of line and continuity are impeccable”
— Gramophone
While at Binghamton he received the music faculty award. Roger Peltzman received his Masters in Piano Performance from the Manhattan School of Music where he was a student of Zenon Fishbein. After graduating from school he worked as a recording engineer and record producer. His production work garnered praise from many publications including The Atlantic Monthly and the Chicago Tribune. Currently, Roger is being coached by pianist Edmund Arkus.