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October 3rd, 2022

In the 2022/2023 season, Joyce will collaborate with over a dozen orchestras around the world, bringing her flair and passion to a variety of her favorite concerti by Rachmaninoff and Grieg as well as Mozart and Liszt. Joyce will present her new kaleidoscopic recital program in Berkeley, Aspen, Aliso Viejo, consisting of works by Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Bach, Kernis, and Stravinsky. 

October 3rd, 2022

Joyce returned to her favorite music festivals like the Aspen Music Festival and School, where she “blazed her way through Prokofiev’s highly energetic, pungently dissonant Piano Concerto No.3 in C major with an amazing level of lyricism and joy in the sunny parts.” (The Aspen Times) As a passionate chamber musician, Joyce joined forces with her powerhouse colleagues and performed at Seattle Chamber Music Festival and La Jolla Music Society’s Summerfest and gave solo recitals in Southeastern Piano Festival and Grand Teton Music Festival.

December 25th, 2021

Joyce continues her busy season of live-performances consisting of solo, concerto, and chamber music performances. She returns to perform with Phoenix, Marin, Utah, Nashville, Colorado, Rhode Island, Iowa, Brevard, Pacific, Hawaii, and Dallas Symphonies and plays solo recitals across the country. An advocate of chamber music, Joyce plays chamber music with Musicians of the St.

December 25th, 2021

In the fall of 2021, Joyce toured all across North America sharing her wide range of repertoire, showcasing 8 different piano concerti and a solo recital program of pianist-composers (Bach, Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, Liszt). The 8 piano concerti included her tried-and-true favorites as well as two concerto by living composers, Jonathan Leshnoff and Reinaldo Moya.

December 25th, 2021

Joyce gave a World-Premier performance of a new piano concerto written for her by Venezuelan composer, Reinaldo Moya. Commissioned by the Ellis-Beauregard Foundation for the Bangor Symphony Orchestra, this new concerto for piano, strings, and percussion is inspired by the works of visual artist Carlos Cruz-Diez. According to the composer, "the concerto is an attempt to translate some of Cruz-Diez's visual language into the realm of sound. Each of the concerto's movements is titled after a specific technique that Cruz-Diez used throughout his long career".

December 25th, 2021

Joyce returned to the stage in the summer of 2021 as a concerto soloist performing in music festivals all across America. Joyce performed with the National Symphony in celebration of Wolf Trap's 50th Anniversary with JoAnn Falletta), made a debut performance at Grant Park Music Festival (with Carlos Kalmar), and made celebrated returns to Aspen Music Festival (with Benjamin Manis), Sun Valley Music Festival (with Alasdair Neale), and the San Diego Symphony (with Aram Dmirjian). Joyce endured severe weather conditions as she performed in various outdoor venues.