About

Abraham made his orchestral debut in Nicholas Hall ​following his success in the 2017 Rutgers Sinfonia ​Concerto Competition, performing Rachmaninoff’s ​Third Concerto with the Rutgers Sinfonia under the ​baton of Kynan Johns. Additionally, he was one of ​the featured pianists in the 2017 Rutgers University ​Annual Piano Gala concert at Carnegie Hall. ​Abraham is an alumnus of Brevard Music Center ​and Orford Musique, both of where he has appeared ​as soloist. During the 2016 season at Brevard, he ​advanced to the final round of the Jan and Beattie ​Wood Concerto Competition.

In 2023, he was selected as a finalist in the 2024 ​Orford Musique Award, having been invited for a ​2024 residency program. A laureate in the inaugural ​WPTA International Piano Competition in Finland, ​he was invited to study with Elena Nesterenko in ​Iimar, Germany. He has had the distinct honor to ​perform for renowned artists including Marc-André ​Hamelin, Robert McDonald, Anton Nel, John ​O’Conor, Sofya Gulyak, Stewart Goodyear, Alan ​Feinberg, and Eric Zuber.

On top of his experience as a soloist, Abraham is ​an equally adept collaborator and active ​accompanist, working primarily with vocalists ​and vocal ensembles. He made his international ​debut in Singapore's Victoria Concert Hall ​when he was featured as a pianist in the ADDO ​Chamber Choir’s 2017 production of Brahms’ ​Ein deutsches Requiem. In 2023, he was invited ​by the Toronto-based Cantabile Chamber ​Singers as the featured accompanist for their ​fifteenth season finale.

In addition to performing, Abraham composes ​in his leisure, having co-managed and premiered ​his works with the Rutgers Undergraduate ​New Music Ensemble.