Masterclass with Jonathan Mamora

The University of Akron GUZETTA HALL

February 20, 2026 at 9:30AM

Hosted live at The University of Akron, this innovative masterclass will be SPIRIO Cast in real time to Baldwin Wallace Conservatory and Steinway Piano Gallery Cleveland. 

This unique event showcases the power of Steinway & Sons SPIRIO technology, allowing students and audiences across multiple locations to experience a live, interactive masterclass simultaneously. Jonathan Mamora will work directly with participating students, offering expert insight into technique, interpretation, and musical expression, while observers gain a valuable perspective into the artistic and pedagogical process.

Whether attending live or via SPIRIO Cast, this masterclass offers an exceptional opportunity to witness high-level instruction and performance through one of the most advanced musical platforms in the world.

For more information about Jonathan Mamora's Residency at The Universy of Akron, please visit their website.  

ABOUT THE ARTIST:  Jonathan Mamora is an internationally acclaimed pianist and educator, praised for his assured pianism and lyrical artistry, whose career reflects a deep commitment to service through music. An Indonesian-American native of Southern California, he has performed across North and South America, Europe, and Asia, earning first prizes at numerous major international piano competitions and appearing as a competitor in the 2025 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. His critically acclaimed Carnegie Hall debut and appearances with leading orchestras and festivals worldwide highlight a rapidly growing performance career, while his work as a church musician, collaborative artist, and multi-instrumentalist underscores his versatility. Dedicated to music education, Mamora has taught at institutions including the Eastman School of Music and The Juilliard School, given masterclasses internationally, and currently serves as Director of Keyboard Studies at La Sierra University while completing his Doctor of Musical Arts at Eastman.