BACH (arr. Tognetti) Canons on a Goldberg Ground, BWV1087
NANCARROW 3 Canons for Ursula
IVES Concord Sonata (excerpts)
BRAHMS Piano Quintet
Richard Tognetti Director and Violin
Satu Vänskä Violin
Christopher Moore Viola
Timo-Veikko Valve Cello
Jeremy Denk Piano
Brahms' Piano Quintet, both powerful and tender, is one of the masterworks of 19th-century chamber music, almost symphonic in its breadth and depth.
Known for sharp, vibrant performances of programs that are anything but conventional, Jeremy Denk is America’s most communicative pianist, as a writer, programmer and, most importantly, performer. He is able to take some of the most complex music written and make it sing. Denk, Richard Tognetti and the Australian Chamber Orchestra’s principal musicians explore Bach and Nancarrow canons.
Denk describes Ives’ classic Concord Sonata as “one of the most profoundly nostalgic and tender projects in all of music." It is this American pianist's calling card, vividly portraying the idealism, strength, hope, and fierce individuality inherent in the American ethos.
City Recital Hall Angel Place Sat 17 Aug 7pm, Tue 20 Aug 8pm, Wed 21 Aug 7pm, Fri 23 Aug 1.30pm
http://www.aco.com.au/brahms-quintet
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