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SUMMARY:Benjamin Grosvenor
LOCATION:Oxford Playhouse
DESCRIPTION:Sofia Gubaidulina Chaconne\nWolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Sonat
 a no.13\, K.333\nLudvig van Beethoven Piano Sonata no.14\, op.27 no.2 ‘M
 oonlight’\nInterval\nAlexander Scriabin Piano Sonata no.2\, op.19\nFeren
 c Liszt Three Petrarch Sonnets\nFrédéric Chopin Piano Sonata no.2\, op.3
 5\nBenjamin Grosvenor programmes some all-time favourites - Beethoven’s 
 lovely ‘Moonlight’ sonata for one - but he also springs surprises. The
  opening Chaconne is by Russian composer Sofia Gubaidulina\, who died rece
 ntly. The piece was a commission from a prize-winning pianist and\, as Gub
 aidulina explained\, she kept the pianist’s specific abilities very much
  in mind as she worked. The result is wonderfully virtuosic.\n\nScriabin
 ’s reputation for being difficult came late\, his sonata no.2 is readily
  accessible and filled with delicate imagery. The sea was his inspiration:
  he has sunlight dancing on waves\, gentle moonbeams in the dark of night 
 and sombre agitation from the depths. The piece is fiendishly challenging
 \, a treat to hear it performed live.\n\nIPS\nGS\n\nBoletos: https://syste
 m.spektrix.com/oxfordplayhouse/website/EventDetails.aspx?EventId=801001
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