We had a good session today at Ottawa Pianos, and welcomed new member Elizabeth. There was another piano-flute duet, a very encouraging trend. A few "new to us" composers were mixed in with well known composers, which made for a varied session.
Here's what was played:
- Gregory: Old Adam, by William Bolcom
- Karin (piano) and Carol (flute) duet: Siciliano, by J. S. Bach
- Marion: Old Joe Clark’s Boogie, by Gerald Martin
- Jeff: Prelude op. 34 #21 and #2, by D. Shostakovich
- Hedda: Arietta, by E. Grieg
- Christopher: Waltz Pathetique in D Minor, by A. Blomqvist
- Lorraine: Rialto Ripples, by George Gershwin
- Paul: Prelude and Fugue in G BWV 885, by J. S. Bach
- Stephanie: Von Fremden Landern und Menschen, by R. Schumann
- Mizuki: Sakura Sakura Fantasy, by Kozabura Hirai
- David G: Prelude in A Minor, by S. Rachmaninoff
- Randy: Farewell to the Past from La Traviata, by Guiseppe Verdi
- Mizuki: Haruyo Koi, by Masutoya Yumi
- Jeff: Visions Fugitives Op. 22 #16, by S. Prokofiev
- Hedda: Boogie Prelude, by William Gillock
- Randy: La Valse d’Idiot, by Michel Rivard
- Lorraine: Prelude in C, by J. S. Bach
