Two  Keyboard  Sonatas  by  Domenico Scarlatti
​         Sonata K. 208        
 Sonata K. 209

Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757), an Italian composer left a legacy of over 550 keyboard (harpsichord) sonatas. Each sonata offers unique in style, mood, and character, that ranges from tender lyricism to demanding virtuosic techniques. Scarlatti's works have gained increased attention, especially following the groundbreaking recordings by harpsichordist Wanda Landowska in the 1940s. As keyboard instruments evolved, particularly the modern piano, Scarlatti's music has found new avenues of expression, unveiling fresh layers of color and emotion

A composition by Maurice Ravel
​         The titles will be announced during the recital. 

Maurice Ravel (1875-1937), the esteemed French composer and pianist, is renowned for his compositions distinguished by their delicate intricacy and vibrant palette of sound and colors. Often associated with the French musical Impressionists alongside Claude Debussy, Ravel's music transcends mere notes, painting landscapes of sound that enchant the listener.  His iconic works such as "Bolero" and "Daphnis et Chloé" showcase his mastery of orchestration. Igor Stravinsky once referred to Ravel as a "Swiss Watchmaker," acknowledging the meticulous craftsmanship and precision evident in his compositions

Embraceable You  by G. Gershwin,  Transcribed by E. Wild

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