Anne Franciose Perrault
UPCOMING PERFORMANCE:
OCTOBER 25, 2 PM in Chatham
Pianist Anne Franciose Perrault soloes and collaborates musically and shares the joy of music with promising students of all ages. In her newest offering, « Coffee, Croisants & Chopin," Anne creates a relaxed, home-like setting for music-lovers to convene.
Two Grand Pianos…that’s right…not one but two, grace the stage with four top-notch artists playing Gershwin’s “Rhapsody In Blue” and more…
On October 25th at 2 PM at St. Christopher’s Church, 625 Main Street, in downtown Chatham, MA,,
the Chatham Music Club will present…
“From Sea to Shining Sea…A Celebration of America’s Music”
The Chatham Music Club announces an afternoon of vocal, choral and instrumental favorites performed by their talented members and 2026 Scholarship Winners. Included are works by Amy Beach, Irving Berlin, Aaron Copland, Stephen Flaherty (“Ragtime”), George Gershwin, Charles Ives, Richard Lane, Lowell Lieberman, Willson Osborne, Eric Whittaker and others followed by a stunning finale, “Stars and Stripes Forever” by John Philip Sousa played by four pianists—Anne Franciose Perrault, Art McManus, Roy Campbell, and Julian Borkowski.…that’s eight hands… on the two grand pianos! This October 25 event will be “FABULOUS!”
Tickets $30 cash or credit at the door (students free). For more information and tickets visit www.chathammusicclub.com. Complimentary reception. Handicap accessible.
Pianist & Collaborator
A versatile solo and collaborative pianist, Anne Franciose Perrault has performed widely throughout New England and beyond. Her solo performances with major orchestras have included Beethoven's Piano concerti Nos. 1, 3,and 4; Rachmaninoff’s Concerto No. 2; Chopin’s Concerto No. 2; and Bartok's Concerto No. 2. She has performed with the New England Philharmonic, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the New England Conservatory Orchestra, the Vermont Symphony Orchestra, and the Vermont Philharmonic.
Collaborating with well-known artists and members of the Boston Symphony and Pops, Anne has performed to acclaim at Jordan Hall, Boston University, the Gardner Museum, and many other venues.
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Master Teacher
Anne Franciose Perrault holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Oberlin and a Master’s degree from New England Conservatory with additional study at the Mozarteum, Salzburg. She previously served as Chair of the Longy School’s Music Piano Department in Cambridge, as well as a faculty member at New England Conservatory, University of Vermont and St. Michael’s College, Vermont.
Anne also served on the board of governors of Cape Cod Conservatory and presently serves as chair for the Chatham Music Club’s Scholarship competition, which awards prizes to outstanding young musicians. As she continues to instruct and perform, Anne is dedicated to helping young people achieve their music goals.
Coffee, Croissants
& Chopin
Anne also plays and shares her knowledge of music and music history in a new format she calls “Coffee, Croissants & Chopin. This signature format gives smaller audiences time for social interaction as well. The programming focus is Chopin and French‐style repertoire, supplemented with other pieces and interludes.
Check back to see dates for upcoming gatherings!.