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Pblish concert pianist Katarzyna Mamv- Sol w u iski will give a recital at the 'Fheatre at Washington. Va.. on Saturday, Oct. 11 at H p.m.
She will play music of the Itfth. tyth and 30th wutunes: Suite' No. S in K Minor by George Fridertc Handel {16S5- l?5y>; Preludes from Op. 33 by Sergei Kachmaninov (lS73‘iy43); Ballade in F Minor. Op. 53 by Frederic Chopin t lSlO-tH4y>; and Sonata tor Piano bv Samuel BarberttyiO-iysi).
The concert will be Marav-Solwuiskis fourth at the Theatre in “Little" Wash' ington. Last year, she gave an all-Chopin nvital which was received with thunderous applause' from the audience and many requests tor her speedy return. Her devision to include the Chopin Ballade in the program for the concert on CXt. 11 is warmly welcomes!
In program notes which she has propon'd for the concert. MamvSalw inski quotes the renowned British pianist John Ogdon as sayuig of the Fourth Ballade: 'lit) is the most exalted, intense and sublimely powerful of all Chopin s compositions It's unbelievable that it lasts only twelve minutes, for it cun tains the experience of a lifetime" MarsecSalwmski notes that Rachmaninov had Chopin s t Yeludes in the back
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