- A Pleyel grand (the type favoured by Chopin) or
- An upright Grotrian-Steinweg.
There was a wide range of music performed, including the first appearence by two composers: Johann Anton Andre and J. Sibelius. Beethoven seems to have taken a well earned vacation after his strong appearance in October.
The winner in the 'most popular composer' competition is JS Bach with four performances. Chopin gave him a run for the money but ended up second with three performances. Speaking of money, anyone know where we can get a sponsor to start awarding a real prize to the winner :-)
Round 1:
| # | Performer | Work |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Karin | Prelude, op28 No 4 by F. Chopin |
| 2. | Gregory | Weeping Willow, by Scott Joplin |
| 3. | Jackie | Sonatina in C major, by Johann Anton Andre |
| 4. | Gordon | Prelude, op 35 No 3, by A. Scriabin |
| 5. | Janice G. | Gigue from French Suite #1, by J.S. Bach |
| 6. | Randy | Impromptus, Op 5 No 1 & 6, by J. Sibelius |
| 7. | Adrian | Prelude in A-, Op 28 No 2, by F. Chopin |
| 8. | Caryn | Venetian Boat Song, by F. Mendelssohn |
| 9. | Hedda | Polonaise in E+ from French Suite #6, by J.S. Bach |
Round 2:
| # | Performer | Work |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Janice G. | Allemende from French Suite #2, by J.S. Bach |
| 2. | Randy | Pièces Froides: Danses de travers No. 3, by E. Satie |
| 3. | Gregory | To a Wild Rose, by E. McDowell |
| 4. | Jackie | Ariosa, by J.S. Bach |
| 5. | Adrian | Prelude, Op 28 No 15 ('Raindrop'), by F. Chopin |
| 6. | Gordon | Album für die Jugend, Op 68 No 36 (Italian Sailor's Song) & No 41 (Song of the North), by R. Schumann |
| 7. | Caryn | Nocturno, by E. Grieg |
| 8. | Hedda | Consolation, Op 30 No 3, by F. Mendelssohn |
