Stephen Beus returns to the Coaster Theatre
Memorable pianist to perform Sunday in Cannon Beach
CANNON BEACH — Stephen
Beus returns to the Coaster
Theatre stage at 3 p.m. Sun-
day, Oct. 11 for another mes-
merizing and memorable per-
formance.
Tickets cost $15 to $20 and
are available at the Coaster
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436-1242 or visit coasterthe-
atre.com
Born and raised on a farm
in eastern Washington, Beus
began lessons at age 5 and
made his orchestral debut four
years later. He went on to win
numerous national and inter-
national competitions through-
out his youth, capturing the at-
tention of both audiences and
critics. Commenting on Beus’
competition success, Fanfare
magazine writes: “In some
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of the typical competition
winner. His playing is strik-
ingly original, and, despite his
youth, he has an interpretive
voice all his own … Above all,
his playing is so natural as to
seem effortless, and the sound
he produces has extraordinary
richness and depth, not quite
like anyone else’s.”
Beus made his Carnegie
Hall debut with the Juilliard
Orchestra and James DePre-
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Concerto No. 3. He has also
performed as guest soloist
Submitted photo by Van Cliburn Foundation/Rodger Mallison
with the Gulbenkian Sym-
phony in Lisbon, the Tivoli Stephen Beus will perform Sunday, Oct. 11 at the Coaster Theatre in Cannon Beach.
Symphony Copenhagen, the
Northwest Sinfonietta in Se- Philharmonic of Morocco in phony Orchestra in Finland
attle, Washington, the Royal Casablanca, the Vaasa Sym- as well as with the Hamburg,
Indianapolis, Nashville, Santa
Fe, Utah, Fort Worth, Tucson,
Yakima, Bellevue, Salt Lake,
Eastern Sierra, Corvallis,
Jacksonville, Texarkana and
Walla Walla Symphonies.
Equally active as a soloist,
Beus has performed at Wig-
more Hall, the Salle Gaveau
and Salle Cortot in Paris, the
Shanghai Oriental Arts Center,
the Central Conservatory in
Beijing, Carnegie Hall and has
performed for the Dame Myra
Hess and Fazioli Salon series
in Chicago, the International
Keyboard Institute and Festi-
val in New York City, and has
given recitals across the Unit-
ed States and internationally.
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