Sam Rotman | Concert Pianist

INTRODUCTION ~

Welcome to the Sam Rotman Website. Mr. Rotman is a renowned international concert pianist who has performed over 3400 concerts in 62 countries.

Over the past 20 seasons Mr. Rotman has averaged over 100 concerts a year, performing in 2-4 countries each year.

In the 2025-2026 season Mr. Rotman will perform throughout the United States as well as concerts in France, Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic. Please check the Schedule link to see if he is performing near you.

You will find extensive information about Mr. Rotman under the link “About Mr. Rotman” as well as links for the Beethoven’s 250th Anniversary Birthday Celebration and Concert , the Honorary Doctorate he received in May 2016, the 50th Anniversary concert of his debut with the San Antonio Symphony which took place in April 2017, his 3000th concert where he performed all Beethoven in Vienna, Austria in May 2018, the concert he gave in Sept. 2018 at his 50th High School Reunion as well as reviews of his performances.

His schedule is constantly being updated. In this website, you will find information on how to engage Mr. Rotman for a concert and to purchase his recordings and videos on his products webpage.

Mr. Rotman’s recordings are available on iTunes and Rhapsody for downloading.

To listen to selections from each of Mr. Rotman’s CDs, please click here.

Mr. Rotman is a committed Christian and very eager to share how God has worked in his life through Jesus Christ.

If you would need any additional information, please contact Mr. Rotman.

This past April Mr. Rotman traveled to Europe with the Baptist College of Ministry Chamber Orchestra and Chorale (a ministry of the Falls Baptist Church) from Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. There were 47 musicians’ and the tour was organized by Music Celebrations International (MCI).

He performed concerts with a brief testimony in Leipzig, Germany, Prague, the Czech Republic, and Vienna, Austria. He performed three compositions for piano and orchestra including works by Mozart (the 2 Piano Concerto with another College faculty member) , Gerald Finzi (a British composer), Ernest Bloch (a Swiss composer), and two solo works by Beethoven. He performed an encore in Prague and Vienna.

Besides the performances, two highlights were visiting Beethoven’s grave in Vienna, and the Beethoven Museum in Heiligenstadt, a suburb of Vienna. He gave a lecture at these two important landmarks.

This tour was sentimental, especially in Vienna. Mr. Rotman came to Vienna when he was 22 years old to participate in the month-long, 4^th International Beethoven Competition in which he was a Laureate Winner. During the competition He visited various Beethoven museums and his grave. Although he has returned many times to give concerts in Vienna it was very nostalgic to be there 53 years later, to perform the music of Beethoven, and to share with the fellow musicians the genius his life and work.