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Scarlatti’s “Two Sonatas” and Beethoven’s “Sonata for Piano, Opus 57,” and his duet with Lorin Maazel of Beethoven’s “The Spring Sonata” led to bravos, gasps, and calls for encores to which this talent affably responded.
Sunday afternoon’s engagement with the sixteen-year old prodigy cellist HanNa Chang provided an immersion in a mastery that was difficult to contemplate, yet simple to relish. Her technical abilities combined with a passion that transformed Ms. Chang nd her instrument into an otherworldly being.
The gift of a duo performance of Kod— .ty’s “Duo for Violin and Violoncello, Opus 7” with Lorin Maazel on violin gave patrons a unique look at exhilarating interplay between two of the world’s most accomplished musicians.
For those who did not take advantage of this spectacular and unique experience, there are two additional opportunities this coming weekend. On Saturday Oct. 23 at 3 p.m., The Ch—teauville Foundation will present “An Autumn Celebration with Jos— Carreras.”
The world-renowned tenor will join Lorin Maazel in offering a program of chamber music, songs and arias (with orchestral accompaniment) for the primary benefit of the Jos— Carreras
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