We had a fairly full house at Ottawa Pianos, playing on Yamaha's finest, and managed to finish just as the snowstorm started nipping at our heels. We welcomed Lianna, who performed a less known piece by Czech composer Leoš Janáček. There were a few other composers who we have not commonly heard, as well as Anton Arensky another new one for us.
Here’s what was played:- Lianna: 1905 Piano Sonata 1st mov, by Leoš Janáček
- Gregory: Opus 53 #3, by Felix Mendelssohn
- Martin: Fugue #15 in G major, by J. S. Bach
- Jean-Claude: Nocturne #10, by John Field
- Mary Lou: Etude in E major Op. 10 #3, by F. Chopin
- Dennis: Nocturne in B flat major, by Ignace Paderewski
- David R: English Suite #3 Gavotte and Musette, by J. S. Bach
- Dave A: Borders, by Alexandra Streliski
- Natalie: Sonata Op. 457, 1st mov, by W. A. Mozart
- Emil and Paul (2 piano duet): Romance from Suite 1 Op. 15, by Anton Arensky
- Emil and Paul (2 piano duet): Variation 18 from Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, by Sergei Rachmaninoff
- Jeff: Années de Pèlerinage, Aux Cyprès de la Villa d’Este, by F. Liszt
- David R: Mazurkas Op. 68 #2 and #3, by F. Chopin
- Jeff: Sonata de Petrarch, by F. Liszt
- Jean-Claude: Gnossienne No. 4, by Erik Satie
- Dennis: Pie Jesu, by Andrew Lloyd Webber
- Natalie: Sonata Op. 457 3rd mov, by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
