Host: Jackie
A snowstorm the day before threatened today’s event. But ,fortunately, it cleared enough so that there were only a few absences.
This was one of the few times that two duets were performed during the same session.
In the most popular composer competition, two composers had two pieces played: Haydn and JS Bach. However, for Haydn, it was two movements of the same sonata. Bach had two different pieces, including a duet. Using that as a tie breaker, I am declaring JS Bach the winner of the January (second half) prize.
A reminder to all Group members - starting this month, there will be two groups meeting each month for you to attend. But, you can only sign-up for one group per month.
Round 1:
| # | Performer | Work |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Nancy & Karin (duet) | Arioso, by J.S. Bach |
| 2. | Gregory & Gordon (duet) | Slavonic Dance Op 72 No 2, by A. Dvorak |
| 3. | Kathy | Sonata No. 49 in Eb major, 1st mov, by J. Haydn |
| 4. | Caryn | The Swan, by C. St. Saens |
| 5. | Jackie | March from the Nutcracker suite, by P. Tchaikovsky |
Round 2:
| # | Performer | Work |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Caryn | Danza de la Moza, by A. Ginestera |
| 2. | Jackie | Ballade pour Adeline, by Paul de Senneville |
| 3. | Kathy | Sonata No. 49 in Eb major, 2nd mov, by J. Haydn |
| 4. | Gregory | Magnetic Rag, by S. Joplin |
| 5. | Karin | Adagio (BWV 974), by J.S. Bach, arr by Marcello |
| 6. | Gordon | Sonata No. 8 in A minor, K310, 3rd mov., by W. A. Mozart |
