The Frost Chopin Academy & Festival concludes with a vibrant and imaginative program featuring the Ted Rosenthal Trio, one of today’s most inventive voices in jazz. Known for his ability to bridge classical tradition and contemporary improvisation, Rosenthal brings a program drawn from his acclaimed album Classics Reimagined: Impromp2, where themes by Chopin, Brahms, Dvořák, and others are transformed into fresh, expressive landscapes for jazz trio.

As Paris‑Move writes, “Rosenthal’s jazz arrangements are not content to decorate; they transform. He can be proud of his vision, his ensemble, and this luminous conversation between centuries.”

The program also includes selections from Rosenthal’s recent release High Standards, alongside original works from The Ted Rosenthal Songbook, offering a rich tapestry of lyricism, swing, and inventive interplay.

A celebratory finale to the festival, this concert invites audiences into a world where classical lineage and jazz imagination meet—closing the week with energy, elegance, and artistic freedom.

The concert will open with performances by selected participants of the academy who will play celebrated works by Chopin.