For The Left Hand: Lincoln Park's Secret Virtuoso Presented by the Lincoln Park Community Research Initiative
June 14, 2022 | 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
The Lincoln Park Community Research Initiative is pleased to present their spring program, For The Left Hand: Lincoln Park's Secret Virtuoso
Performance by Norman Malone (SOM '68, '73)
Panel Discussion with the team from Kartemquin Films
Screening of the documentary "For the Left Hand"
5 p.m. Reception
6 p.m. Program
6:45 p.m. Screening
At age 5, Norman Malone (SOM '68, '73) was a budding piano virtuoso. At age 10, after a devastating attack, he became partially paralyzed on the right side. Refusing to give up his passion, he found a teacher at DePaul University's School of Music and learned to play some of most complex piano music ever composed using only his left hand. Yet, the beloved choral instructor at Lincoln Park High School kept his talent hidden for decades. Hear Malone play before the panel discussion and stay to watch the acclaimed documentary by Kartemquin Films.
"For The Left Hand" is streaming on Amazon Prime.
Find out more here!
Performance by Norman Malone (SOM '68, '73)
Panel Discussion with the team from Kartemquin Films
Screening of the documentary "For the Left Hand"
5 p.m. Reception
6 p.m. Program
6:45 p.m. Screening
At age 5, Norman Malone (SOM '68, '73) was a budding piano virtuoso. At age 10, after a devastating attack, he became partially paralyzed on the right side. Refusing to give up his passion, he found a teacher at DePaul University's School of Music and learned to play some of most complex piano music ever composed using only his left hand. Yet, the beloved choral instructor at Lincoln Park High School kept his talent hidden for decades. Hear Malone play before the panel discussion and stay to watch the acclaimed documentary by Kartemquin Films.
"For The Left Hand" is streaming on Amazon Prime.
Find out more here!
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Location
DePaul University School of Music
804 W. Belden
Chicago, IL 60614 RSVP
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