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Pieces like "Silver Lining Suite" absolutely carry you away to some other dimension. The Sony Hall venue could be better - the place is quite cramped and the stairs need some serous renovation - but if you care for music this all is not that important.
She's the best you will ever see, if you get the chance, go!
Fantastic compositions, music, and performance. Mind blown by the interpretations.
The violin and string artists were extraordinary as well Simply terrific One of those nights you were happy to be in Nyc.. Sony Hall an excellent space
Hiromi's performance was packed full of energy with a classical fusion that demands your attention. She does not disappoint.
Virtuosic, beautiful, energetic, rhythmic, varied, exciting.. Nothing like her. I loved it!
Hiromi is the best young jazz pianist out there. Sony Hall was a great place to see her. Unfortunately, she is going to need a larger venue soon as she sells out her shows.
Five stars can't describe the performance Hiromi gave us at Sony Hall in NYC! I've never been so blown away at a concert that i needed time to regain my composure upon leaving. I can't wait for my next opportunity to see her. A "must see" for anyone who enjoys music.
Hiromi was great. The performance was a Birthday present for my wife. However, the dinner service was not pleasant. Attendees all around us who were seated after us were being waited on and served before us by our server and other servers. After we sat there nursing our cocktails for a protracted period, watching our server take dinner orders all around us, he finally stopped by to ask if we wanted anything else. By the time our pricy dinner was served, the lights came down and Hiromi was performing. Awkward! Couldn’t even see what I we were eating in the dark, and what should have been a wonderful experience, was diminished by amateurs on staff serving. If we ever return to Sony again, we’ll have dinner in a restaurant elsewhere and only have cocktails at Sony.
I liked the venue and Hiromi was awesome! The drinks were well done. Our seats were excellent (Helped by the video streams). Didn't eat anything but the dishes looked enticing. Ticket purchase was very smooth.
I enjoyed her show. Although Hiromi and Edmar played well together, their performance was more reminiscent of a classical pianist and harpist on stage. Hiromi was very expressive throughout the show; standing, smiles of glee, and movement in her right foot while performing. She performed a solo piece without the harpist that was refined and serene. The harpist also had a solo performance. He was the bass, acoustic, and electric guitar combined. He was very passionate in his solo performance because he was paying homage to God. The predominately straight ahead jazz audience are a lot more reserved crowd compared to the Smooth jazz enthusiasts that I normally see. However, I would be interested in seeing her perform again but this time with a full band; drums, guitars, and possibly horns or at least add the drums with harpist.
Great show with harp player. Looking forward to the CD!
Between Hiromi reaching into her grand piano to pluck strings like a harp or bend them like a guitar and Edmar's amazing harp prowess; this was a show worth experiencing. I've never seen anything like this. They can get down!
Hiromi at the Howard Theater was an incredible show. The bass player and drummer were in perfect sync with the piano. Phenomenal talent. Can't wait to see her again!
When you're at the Howard, you look around and think about the entertainment that has taken place on its stage, you realize you're at someplace special Hiromi is one of the greats who belongs on the stage at The Howard and I'm grateful I got to see her preform along with Simon Phillips and Anthony Jackson, both of whom compliment Hiromi well. The sound in The Howard is fantastic, the food is delicious and generous, the service is outstanding including the very friendly manner of The Howard staff. All together a special evening for me.
Don't miss this trio of they come around again. Really amazing event.
Highly polished and jazz fusion played at the highest level.
All I can say is WOW! She was amazing. Antony Jackson was solid , the perfect bass player for her. Steve Smith was smooth as ice.
The entire band was great, Hiromi has a great stage presence. Wish the show was a few songs longer. Attended with my son, he loved the show and was trilled by her playing.
HEHEHEH all 3 of those musicians is a 1 team dream-team from after seeing them perform tonight at the Howard Theatre. I don't even know for WHO can beat them... (I have been Jazzy for over 20 years of my life AND SHE had BROUGHT over a RARE ELECTRO TRANSITION!!! It worked!! I'm originally a dubstepper!!!) Hiromi's smiles in person had brightened up hearts depressions... Hiromi has a face for TV but it had felt so surreal having to see her in person for my first time tonight. (I was the first seat up close by the stair case from your piano.) ... THANK YOU HIROMI!! You have played 2 of my favorite songs!! You instrumentalist were so inspiring! I wish that the bass player would use the amp of the Howard Theater speakers instead of his own. (I want to be surrounded by sound.) But at least Hiromi had used the huge room amp instead.
