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The Gryphon Trio at Music Toronto: A Night to Remember reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
December 6, 2013. Jane Mallett Theatre, Toronto. A great night to be with the Gryphon Trio. On the anniversary of their 20th year together, Jamie Parker, Annalee Patipatanakoon and Roman Borys were awarded the Canada Council’s $ 30,000 Walter Carsen … Continue reading
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Tagged Annalee Patipatanakoon, Gryphon Trio, James Parker, Music Toronto, R. Murray Shafer, Roman Borys
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Stanley Fefferman reviews FAURE PIANO QUARTETT at Music Toronto
February 28, 2013. Jane Mallett Theatre, Toronto. The piano quartet is a rare configuration. The literature for it is lovely but limitied to a few composers, mostly concentrated in the 19th Century. A-list composers Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Brahms each wrote … Continue reading
Kaori Yamagami’s Music Toronto Cello Recital reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
January 17, 2013. Jane Mallett Theatre, Toronto. The legendary cellist Pablo Casals chose to remember and share only his positive impressions of other people’s cello performances. Following his example, I can say my first impression of Kaori Yamagami’s solo cello … Continue reading
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Tagged Bach’s Suite No.1, BMV 1007, Giovanni Sollima Alone (1999), Hindemith’s Sonata for Solo Cello, in G for unaccompanied cello, Kaori Yamagami, Music Toronto, No. 3 (1922), Op.131c (1915), Opus 25, Reger Suite No.1, Stanley Fefferman, Suite for Solo Cello (1926) by Gaspar Cassado
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MARKUS GROH Piano Recital @ Music Toronto reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
Tuesday,September 20, 2011, Walter Hall, Toronto. Given that Markus Groh is justly celebrated by Gramophone for the “supreme control of his instrument and sensitivity regarding timbre and texture,” he still surprised me with magical effects in strongly chromatic passages.. Listening … Continue reading
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Tagged Brahms, Chopin, Markus Groh, Music Toronto, Papillons, Schumann
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Tokyo Quartet with Markus Groh @ Music Toronto reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
Thursday, September 15, 2011. Walter Hall, Toronto. Thanks to Music Toronto, the superb Tokyo Quartet has for many years been a twice-a-season highlight. This evening they brought their perfect ensemble, natural sense of flow, uncanny intonational accuracy and hair-trigger responsiveness … Continue reading
Tokyo String Quartet finish their Beethoven Cycle reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
Thursday, March 14, 2011. Jane Mallett Theatre, Toronto. “Whoever has built a new Heaven has found the strength for it only in his own Hell.” Friedrick Neitzsche”. Beethoven composed his last three string quartets within a few years of his … Continue reading