Cliburn-Bound: Saturday Matinee (Benefit for Ukraine)

Celebrate classical piano repertoire in this weekend-long marathon featuring nine exceptional amateur pianists, of which four are on their way to the Eighth Cliburn International Amateur Piano Competition in October 2022. The competition is hailed by the Boston Globe as “a celebration of music, and the people who have to make music no matter what.” The word amateur comes from the Latin word “amare,” which means doing something purely for the love of it and this Newport Classical special event highlights the importance of music making in everyday life. Whether you attend one, or all four performances, you will be treated to a wide array of exceptional pianists, who are also outstanding in their chosen fields.

All proceeds from our upcoming Cliburn-Bound Piano Marathon will be donated to the World Health Organization’s Emergency Appeal for Ukraine. If you are unable to attend or would like to make an additional contribution directly to the WHO Emergency Appeal, please do so by visiting our fundraiser here.

Brad Arington, piano
Keng Siong Sim, piano
Gregory Adams, piano

PROGRAM:
LISZT Zwei Konzertetüden (Two Concert Études), S.145
              Waldesrauschen   
              Gnomenreigen
BRAHMS 4 Klavierstücke, Op. 119
              Intermezzo in B minor
              Intermezzo in E minor
              Intermezzo in C Major
              Rhapsody in E-flat Major
DEBUSSY Selections from Preludes, Book 2
               4. La puerta del Vino- Mouvement de Habanera
               8. Ondine– Scherzando
               12. Feux d’artifice- Modérément animé
BOWEN Toccata for Piano, Op. 155
                                                                                   ——————
HUFFMAN Eight Pieces for Piano Solo (Chopin Studies)
               Impromptu
               Mazurka #1
               Nocturne #1
               Waltz
GRIFFES Fantasy Pieces, Op.6
               1. Barcarolle
               2. Notturno
               3. Scherzo

MANCINI-KOLLER The Pink Panther Theme
                                                                                  ——————
BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata in D minor No. 17, Op. 31/2, Tempest
MENDELSSOHN Serious Variations Op. 54
RAVEL Jeux d’eau

*Program subject to change

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