Milton Fernández will perform at the Steinway, bringing his extraordinary artistry to one of the world’s most revered instruments. This intimate setting offers an opportunity to witness a master pianist in close proximity, where the piano’s unparalleled resonance meets Fernández’s profound musical insight.

On March 4, 2026, Milton Fernández will grace the stage of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, delivering a performance of exceptional artistry and depth. Renowned for his expressive phrasing and technical mastery, Fernández will guide audiences through a program that seamlessly blends moments of lyrical introspection with passages of exhilarating intensity. Every note is imbued with both precision and emotional resonance, offering an immersive experience that highlights his extraordinary command of the piano and his gift for conveying the profound beauty of music.

Milton Fernández presented a rousing selection of Ginastera, Schumann, and Soler.

Milton Fernández returned to Stephen F. Austin State University, where he previously honed his craft. On this occasion, he performed an eclectic repertoire featuring 19th century Romantic music and 20th century Latin American music.

In this performance, Milton Fernández brought to life the music of Liszt, Villa-Lobos, and Ginastera with expressive artistry and technical command.

Milton Fernández was invited by the Goethe-Institut of Germany and Mexico to join the global commemoration of Beethoven’s 250th anniversary. He first appeared in a collaborative recital with pianist Nathalie Fortin, and later returned to close the celebration with one of Beethoven's last sonatas.

Milton Fernández appeared as soloist with the Camerata Mozart Caribe in the Dominican Republic, performing W. A. Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 12 in A Major, K. 414 under the baton of Maestro Michael Dabroski. The concert was presented in Regina Angelorum, the historic church situated in the Colonial City, recognized as the first city of the New World.

In the Colonial City’s Capilla de los Remedios, Milton Fernández collaborated with mezzo-soprano Antonia Chabebe in a recital titled Art Songs, featuring works by European, American, and Latin American composers.

Milton Fernández appeared as guest soloist at New York’s Aaron Davis Hall in a concert presented by the Association of Dominican Classical Artists (ADCA). He collaborated with the Camerata Washington Heights under Maestro Carlos Andrés Mejía Zuluaga, delivering a distinguished performance of Henryk Górecki’s Concerto for Piano and String Orchestra, Op. 40.

Milton Fernández presented a solo piano recital at the Chapel of Los Remedios in Santo Domingo’s Colonial City, offering a program devoted to the music of Beethoven and Schumann. The intimate, historic setting added a distinctive atmosphere to the performance.

Milton Fernández appeared in solo recital at the National Theater in Santo Domingo, offering an evocative program that juxtaposed the Spanish elegance of Soler and Albéniz with the rhythmic vitality of Ginastera and the refined lyricism of Saint-Saëns. The performance highlighted his versatility and interpretive range.