Grigory Sokolov grabs a deserved spotlight in this bedazzling performance of Schubert’s Klavierstucke No. 1
Bruno Sainmangeon, producer and documentarian captured Sokolov in the same acoustically favorable Berlin space that Murray Perahia chose to deliver the memorable Bach Partita in E minor:
Add in Perahia’s most recent tour de force in Japan: Beethoven’s Appassionata
Irina Morozova melts hearts with this exquisite Chopin reading:
Check out the New York concert scene:
Faculty Recital – Irina Morozova, piano
Monday, February 23, 2015 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall, Mannes College
150 West 85th Street New York, NY 10024
Faculty Recital – Irina Morozova, piano
Free, but first come first served
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And two forever favorites
No longer with us, but eternally present in spirit:
The late pianist, Vitalij Margulis beautifully memorialized Chopin’s Db Nocturne, OP. 27
And Tatiana Nikoleyva offered a heart-throbbing Schumann Interlude:
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Don’t miss!
Bruno Sainmangeon and Glenn Gould engaged in an amazing conversation about J.S. Bach’s genius. It opens with a playing segment from the Art of the Fugue, but continues with a generous serving of the master’s works interspersed with Gould’s treasured commentary and vocal accompaniment. (It’s a multi-dimensional exploration of the composer’s vast keyboard output, packed with theoretical and structural insights)
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Another riveting conversation: Murray Perahia and Denis Forman chat about Mozart’s Concerto no. 27 in Bb
A full play through
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And finally, an Alma Mater choice: George Li plays a challenging set of works at the Oberlin Conservatory Artist Recital Series.. Like old times.
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I’ve shared my favorites, so what are yours?