Hailed as one of today’s preeminent American classical pianists, Adam Neiman has  cultivated a breathtaking career spanning more than three decades and traversing four  continents. Possessed of an encyclopedic repertoire – nearly seventy piano concertos,  dozens of diverse solo recital programs, and virtually the entire canon of standard chamber  music – Mr. Neiman has been acclaimed as a thought-provoking, charismatic, and highly  virtuosic performer. 

Mr. Neiman has performed as soloist with numerous major orchestras, including those of  Chicago, Cincinnati, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, Indianapolis, Minnesota, Saint Louis, San  Francisco, and Slovenia, as well as the National Symphony Orchestra of Washington D.C.  His recitals have spanned many of the great concert halls and festivals across the globe. 

Mr. Neiman is an accomplished composer, with a catalogue of compositions that includes  two symphonies, two piano concertos, a string quartet, and various solo and chamber  works. Recent commissions include his Piano Concerto No. 2, Piano Trio No. 2 for  Clarinet, Violin, & Piano, and his String Quartet. Various documentary film appearances  as a pianist resulted in his eventual contribution as a composer to the PBS documentary by  Emmy Award-winning director Helen Whitney entitled: “Forgiveness, A Time to Love  and a Time to Hate.” 

Mr. Neiman is a tenured Associate Professor of Piano at the Chicago College of Performing  Arts at Roosevelt University, where he also serves as Chair of the Music Conservatory. From 2016 - 2022, he served as Artistic Director of the Manchester Music Festival in  Vermont, and he is CEO of Aeolian Classics, LLC.