Senior Recital - Bachelor of Music 2024

[@liseclairet8307]

13 advance pieces in a row that’s quite a prowess. Amazing. Bravo!

[@catherinejones9396]

Congratulations. I enjoyed the Bach fugue, the Brahms G minor and the Debussy here. You have established your own sound already, but you are, perhaps, too cautious at times. Please be confident in your musical ideas-free them, they just peep from shadows at present. The Chopin showed me what you are really capable of. Thanks for sharing the well-prepared programme with your listeners. I wish you well in your future in music.

[@CThompson-h9l]

Impressive playing! I’ve subscribed. You’ve definitely succeeded with an excellent performance of a challenging program. Best wishes with your next music ventures.

[@dvardeman]

Subscribed. Terrific performances of the scherzo, and the debussy and the brahms rhapsodies. You made made hear things in the scherzo i hadnt heard before, no mean feat.

[@Juscz]

Very excellent recital overall. Especially liked the Brahms Rhapsodies and the Scriabin. Thanks for sharing.

[@lisatutunjian3555]

GREAT JOB!! All the best for the future

[@georgekaye7020]

Of only the academic requirement but the subjective passion and heart of matters!

[@georgekaye7020]

These artistic renditions are arrestingly so full of content!😂

[@therealtruetwelfth798]

FYI The Bach is BWV 852, not HWV (which is Handel’s catalogue) The Scriabin is Sonata No. 10, Op. 70 - not Op. 70 No. 10 The Chopin Scherzo is also “No. 1, Op. 20” not Op. 20 No. 1

[@Lircking]

very enjoyable

[@funicon3689]

fantastic

[@femsh761]

Don’t know if I’ll watch the whole thing, but loved the opening WTC piece

[@CarmenReyes-em9np]

Muy fácil para concierto. 😮

[@prokastinatore]

Why is it called "senior recital"? This dude does not look like sixty-something.....

[@CThompson-h9l]

It’s likely the final year of his degree program

[@funicon3689]

😂

[@MrWhiteKeys1]

Wow. Just. Wow. Ok so in a 4-year Bachelor of Music program with a major in Piano Performance, you have a Junior recital in your 3rd year, which is a half-recital (half hourish) and in your senior year you have a full recital called a Senior Recital. Both are adjudicated by a committee of faculty members for your grade, and both are required for graduation.