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of his* mind when composing hi* own cycle, from which she will play five prelude* at the concert. One of those five, the Prelude in D Minor, write* Mam'C-Sulwmkski. "otters a slightly ironic view of a Baroque dunce, seen through a prism of the Russian soul, and in the context of this recital serves as a stylistic bridge from Handel's Suite Iwith which the concert opens. I “
Turning to the last work included in the program, the piano sonata by Samuel Barber, she quotes Vladimir Horowitz's statement that Barber is "one of the tew American composers who knows how to write tor the piano.’* At its first public performance. by Horowitz in 1950, Barber’s sonata received instant acclaim in the world of music. Francis tXndeuc wrote soon after the premiere. "It pleases me without a reserve... tu turn, tragical, joyous and songful, it ends up with a fantastically difficult to play fugue” Such will be the finale of the concert at the Theatre' bv Murzec-Salwtnski. This will be the Theatre's sole piano recital of the tall season.
Tickets are,' $20 tor adults and $5 lor stueients IS and under For reservations, or to obtain a copy of the Theatre's tall schedule, contact the Theatre by phone' at l540> 675 1253 or by email to The'utre VA<f$aul. com.
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