Internationally acclaimed pianist Radoslav Lorković will perform at Bishop Hill Creative Commons this Sunday, November 9th, in an event hosted by Crossroads Cultural Connections. Concert-goers are invited to join a community potluck dinner at 6 PM, with music starting at 7 PM. Lorković, born in Zagreb, Croatia, and raised in the U.S., is celebrated for seamlessly blending classical, jazz, blues, and country. With a thirty-year touring history and collaborations with folk legends, Lorković brings a world of musical traditions to his engaging live shows. Admission is by a suggested donation of $20–30—details at xroadscc.org.
“Radoslav is the kind of artist who bridges worlds — classical sophistication meets raw blues and soulful roots,” said John Taylor of Crossroads Cultural Connections. “He embodies what we strive for in Bishop Hill: connection through music that’s deeply human, technically brilliant, and full of heart.”
Radoslav Lorković’s journey from Zagreb to the American heartland has shaped him into a sought-after figure in folk and roots circles. Renowned for his piano and accordion virtuosity, Lorković weaves together classical technique, jazz improvisation, and soulful blues with the honesty of country and roots music. His collaborations with musical legends like Odetta and Greg Brown have highlighted his adaptability and depth. Whether playing in grand halls such as Carnegie or intimate village gatherings in Alaska, Lorković delivers a riveting blend of cultures and styles, captivating audiences and cementing his legacy as a boundary-crossing artist.
