Again my Thursday will be cooler than yours

[George K]

"my Thursday will be cooler than yours"

So you think, Bosie-boy...

I get to spend Thursday evening in the company of the ever-fabulous Mrs. George.

But...seriously...

That's cool. It'll be interesting to see what he plays and what he says.

[Horace]

That's neat. I love how much he loves the music. I am sure that will be infectious in his talk. I wish I loved his playing more than I do, but to each their own.

[Mik]

Thursday is lucky night. You gonna get lucky with Bootsy?

[jon-nyc]

God I hope not.

[jon-nyc]

@Horace said in Again my Thursday will be cooler than yours:

That's neat. I love how much he loves the music. I am sure that will be infectious in his talk. I wish I loved his playing more than I do, but to each their own.

I loved most all of his LvB sonatas.

I heard the late sonatas live.

[George K]

So, how was it?

[bachophile]

heres the program (lifted from x)

I’ve seen him about 5 times. Once in vienna playing/conducting Mozart piano concertos. And the rest here with mostly bach and lvb.

Amazing how it’s all from memory.

Always a pleasure.

[jon-nyc]

The show was fantastic. At one point he says “This is my Carnegie hall debut - for speaking anyway.

Those Fm variations of Haydn were unknown to me. Delightful.

He played a Bosendorfer VC series.

[jon-nyc]

He looked quite a bit skinnier than I remembered. And older than his 69 years.

[jon-nyc]

Oh I forgot to mention the encores:

Mozart C major sonata and…

The Israeli National Anthem.

https://slippedisc.com/2023/11/andras-schiff-ends-carnegie-hall-recital-with-hatikvah/

[jon-nyc]

This was our view, 2nd dress circle.

[LuFins Dad]

280VC… Nice…