Twenty Dizzy Fingers - Concert 4: Neeman Piano Duo

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For the final Silo Sounds Inc recital for 2026, visit Murrumburrah in the NSW Riverina for a breath-taking performance by Stephanie and Edward Neeman - the Neeman Piano Duo. Canberra-based husband and wife combo Edward and Stephanie are both concert pianists with international reputations in their own right, but performing as a duo in major concert halls across the world.

Imagine, then, what you can do with four hands on the one concert grand piano! Their especially curated repertoire and breathtaking virtuosity combines elegance, fun, athleticism and a little bit of theatre.

After dazzling your musical soul, tickets include the dazzling high tea and wine tasting to follow.

Be entertained, be dazzled but, most importantly, BE THERE!

Meet the Performers

Neeman Piano Duo

Husband-and-wife pianists Edward and Stephanie Neeman bring four hands to one piano in performances filled with elegance, energy and fun. Since meeting as piano students in New York, they have performed together in major concert halls across Australia and internationally. Their imaginative programming and dazzling technique make every performance a memorable musical experience.

Dr. Stephanie Neeman

An internationally acclaimed pianist, Stephanie has performed throughout the United States, Asia and Australia. Her competition successes include Indonesia’s Yamaha National Piano Competition and the Empire State International Piano Competition. She studied at the Manhattan School of Music and earned her doctorate at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.

Dr. Edward Neeman

Australian-American pianist Edward has performed across five continents. A prizewinner in international competitions, he has appeared with orchestras including the Prague Philharmonic, Sydney Symphony and Melbourne Symphony. His studies took him from the Australian National University to the Manhattan School of Music and The Juilliard School, where he earned his doctorate.