On Thursday I shared a new recording of the first movement of Mozart's D Major Sonata for piano 4-hands, and warned promised that the later movements would be forthcoming. Can you keep a secret? The second movement of that sonata is, I think, one of the most gorgeous piano movements ever written, so I couldn't stop myself—I stayed up late that night (abandoning my poor husband in the process) to...
It's bright and sunny here in Central Pennsylvania, and Snowmageddon is clearly losing its grip on the terrain. Something about the sparkle and trickle of melting snow makes Mozart piano music seem "just right" today, so I'm delighted to announce that I've uploaded my second demo recording: the first movement of Mozart's Sonata in D for piano 4-hands. (In case you're keeping track: yes, I still...
One of the things I love most about my career is that I get to experience a never-ending stream of new repertory—between my work at UUCV, at Open Stage, at CASA, and elsewhere, I never have time to get bored with the material I'm working on! The downside to this excitement is that I seldom have time to really dig in and master a piece of music in a way that feels "complete." Or rather, I...