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Topic: fyi free recital NYC Dec 30 2011  (Read 2098 times)

Offline 49410enrique

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fyi free recital NYC Dec 30 2011
on: December 22, 2011, 05:54:30 PM
just came across this announcement looks like it will be a pretty sweet program, if you're local to this might want to check it out,i unfortunately am not even close to close.

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Re: fyi free recital NYC Dec 30 2011
Reply #1 on: December 23, 2011, 09:28:41 AM
...interesting...

I recently gave a noon-hour concert with a cellist at a church, consisting also of the same program, minus the Prokofiev. Afterwards, I thought "wow, what a program!" - glad, because we were going to do the op. 102 no. 1 instead of the op. 69. [not that the op. 102 isn't any good, of course!]

This concert really does feature an amazing program. A powerful Prokofiev masterpiece, an abstract Beethoven at some of his most joyful, concluded by the epic personal voyage that was the Rachmaninoff. I frankly cannot think of a better, more balanced program for this medium - and for free! Surely a MUST attend, if you can!?
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Re: fyi free recital NYC Dec 30 2011
Reply #2 on: December 23, 2011, 01:14:22 PM
Quote from: prongated on December 23, 2011, 09:28:41 AM
...interesting...

I recently gave a noon-hour concert with a cellist at a church, consisting also of the same program, minus the Prokofiev. Afterwards, I thought "wow, what a program!" - glad, because we were going to do the op. 102 no. 1 instead of the op. 69. [not that the op. 102 isn't any good, of course!]

This concert really does feature an amazing program. A powerful Prokofiev masterpiece, an abstract Beethoven at some of his most joyful, concluded by the epic personal voyage that was the Rachmaninoff. I frankly cannot think of a better, more balanced program for this medium - and for free! Surely a MUST attend, if you can!?
It wasn't at the trinity church on wall street, by chance?
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