We had nearly a full house at Steinway Gallery today, with over 20 pieces performed, eight by J. S. Bach. We welcomed new member Kunhwa, who also introduced us to composer Leos Janicek. Composers Vladimir Deshevov and Hildegard von Bingen were also new to us. Two of the pieces, by strange coincidence, included train sounds with a crash at the end!
Here's was played:- Gregory: Great Crush Collision March, by Scott Joplin
- Dave A. and Karin (duet): Study in Canon Form #2, by R. Schumann, arr. by C. Debussy
- Hedda: Moonlight Mood, by William Gillock
- David R.: Organ Fugue BWV 543 first two pages, by J. S. Bach
- Jeff: Preludes Op. 17 #3, Op. 11# 12 and Op. 11 #10, by A. Scriabin
- Lynda: Yesterday, by the Beatles Lennon–McCartney
- Wesley: Adagissimo and Invention #13 in A minor, by J. S. Bach
- Jennifer: The Rails, by V. Deshevov
- Antonio: Prelude in C major, BWV 846, by J. S. Bach
- Lorraine: Prelude in B flat No. 21, BWV 866, by J. S Bach
- Simon: Etude Tableau Op. 39 #1 in C minor, by S. Rachmaninoff
- Hedda: Sonatina in C major, by F. Kuhlau
- Gregory: O Ignee Spiritus, by Hildegard Von Bingen (1098-1179)
- Lynda: King of the Road, by Roger Miller
- David R: Fur Elise, by L. V. Beethoven
- Kunhwa: On an Overgrown Path #4, by Leos Janicek
- Wesley: Nocturne in B flat, by John Field
- Lorraine: Fugue in B flat, by J. S. Bach
- Antonio: Goldberg Variation #9, BWV 988, by J. S. Bach
- Jeff: Preludes Op. 16 #4 and #2, by A. Scriabin
- Simon: Prelude and Fugue in A minor, BWV 543, by J. S. Bach
