concert 2: forever sounding across centuries
Saturday, November 10, 2007, 8 PM
Goethe-Institut, Boston,
170 Beacon Street
with guest artist Katherine
Chi, piano
“...not just the most sensational, but better, the most
unfailingly cogent and compelling Prokofiev Third I have heard
in years.” - The Toronto Globe
In the early 1900's American composer Leo Ornstein dazzled
audiences with his virtuoso piano playing and electrifying
compositions. Famous enough to inspire a biography by the
age of 26, he abruptly abandoned his performing career to
teach and compose in near-obscurity until his passing - at
the age of 109! Don't miss this rare opportunity to hear his
piano quintet, an epic masterpiece of the genre fully the
equal of any of the great Romantic piano quintets.
Program:
Derek Bermel
Wanderings for woodwind quintet - Boston Premiere
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Quintet in A Major for clarinet & strings, K. 581
Leo Ornstein
Piano Quintet (1927)
Concert Personnel:
Deborah Boldin,
flute
Katherine Chi, piano
Nancy Dimock,
oboe
Joanna Kurkowicz,
violin
Gary Gorczyca,
clarinet
Whitacre Hill,
horn
Margaret
Phillips, bassoon
Katherine
Winterstein, violin
Rafael
Popper-Keizer, cello
Scott Woolweaver,
viola
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