On this episode of The KC Arts Beat Report, Patrick Neas talks with pianist Tatiana Dorokhova about her extraordinary journey from Volgograd and Moscow to Kansas City, her studies with Stanislav Ioudenitch at the International Center for Music, and her upcoming performance of all 32 of Beethoven’s piano sonatas in an eight-concert cycle at the 1900 Building.
Performance dates begin October 15 at the 1900 Building, with seven additional concerts continuing through May. For tickets and the complete schedule, visit https://1900bldg.com/events/2026/9/30...
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TATIANA TALKS BEETHOVEN
She’ll perform the complete piano sonatas of Beethoven in a series of eight concerts over several months beginning October 15.
What a fascinating interview. Tatiana shows great humility and humor. I also remember Richard Goode performing all 32 Beethoven sonatas, since I was in the audience. What a thrill that was. And kudos to Tatiana for her love of Prokofiev sonatas! I only wish there were more of them so we could be even more captivated by his genius