FREDERICK HISTORICAL PIANO COLLECTION

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FREDERICK HISTORICAL PIANO COLLECTION

Historical Piano Concerts Series
at the
Ashburnham Community Church
Sunday, June 19, 2005 at 4: 00 p.m.

Dmitri Shteinberg, piano
(Click on name for Bio)

Program

The End of Romanticism: France and Russia in the late 1800s

Nocturne Op. 74 in C# Minor (1898) Nocturne Op. 63 in Db Major (1894)		Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924)
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Four Preludes Op. 37 (1903)		Alexander Scriabin (1872-1915)
	I. Mesto
	II. Maestoso, fiero
	III. Andante
	IV. Irato impetuoso
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Masques (1904) Feux d’artifice, (1913) from "Preludes," Book II		Claude Debussy (1862-1918)

Intermission

Pictures From an Exhibition (1874)		Modest Moussorgsky (1839-1881)
	I. Promenade
	II. Gnomus
	III. Promenade
	IV. The Old Castle
	V. Promenade
	VI. Tuileries (Children’s Dispute After a Play)
	VII. Bydlo
	VIII. Promenade
	IX. Dance of the Unhatched Chicks
	X. Samuel Goldenberg & Schmuyle
	XI. Limoges ("The Limoges Market")
	XII. Catacombae (Sepulcrum Romanum)
	XIII. Con mortuis in lingua mortua ("The Talk of the Dead")
	XIV. The Hut on Hen's Legs ("The Witch’s Hut")
	XV. The Great Gate at Kiev

The piano to be played at this concert will be the Erard "Extra-grand modèle de concert" piano, made in Paris, 1877-’78.

We are fortunate that Mr. Shteinberg was able to fill in, on very short notice, this date originally scheduled for a concert with pianist Elaine Greenfield, who is temporarily disabled with a broken shoulder, and flutist, Karen Kevra. We look forward to being able to include that program as part of our Fall 2005 series.

All pianos played in the concerts are from The Frederick Collection

Ashburnham Community Church: Main Street (Rte. 12) at Chapel Street

Admission: $7.50 /adult, children and students, free

The building is wheelchair accessible.

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