Friday, 19 July 2013
Dai Fujikura & more - Piano 4 Hands
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Wigmore Hall
On Monday 22 July 2013, the piano duo of Joseph Tong and Waka Hasegawa are giving the London premiere of Dai Fujikura's Three Miniatures for Two Pianos. Also in the programme will be Poulenc's early Sonata for Two Pianos (written in 1918), Britten's Introduction and Rondo All Burlesca (no, I don't know it either), Percy Grainger's amazing Fantasy on 'Porgy and Bess' (yes, I do know it and have even played it in private) and Stravinsky's initial four-stave version of The Rite of Spring. Quite a concert. Further information from the Wigmore Hall website.
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