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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 15th, 2008 21 Pianist Katya proves her point
A WELCOME return of talented London-based and Russian-born inter national pianist Katya Apekisheva marked the close of the current sea son for Clitheroe Con certs Society. Katya started with
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Haydn’s 38th Piano Sonata, explaining that Haydn was under-rated as a composer of piano music and not played as much as he should be. This was a very attrac tive piece in three move ments, proving her point. The second work in the
first half of the concert was Maurice Ravel’s
“Vaises Nobles et Senti- mentales”. This is defi nitely music for listening rather than dancing, despite being in waltz time. There are eight sec
tions and the work has originated from a compe tition in 1911, where the audience were asked to identify whose music was being played. This music is a real test of pianists where extra
, meaning can be given by ; the use of rubato - the : lingering on a note or moving on quickly ■with in the overall rhythm, a technique which can be
easily abused, but not by Katya. The whole second half
of the concert was devot ed to Moussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibi tion” in its original form, written in 1874. This is very much a descriptive piece, based on 10 of Vic tor Hartmann’s paint ings, inspired by a posthumous exhibition of his works in St Peters- burg in 1873. This was excellent
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Impromptu No. 3 in G flat major, again beauti
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