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WAKE FOREST UN I VERS I TY PHILIPPE BIANCONI Tuesday, October 14, 1986 8:00 pm Brendle Recital Hall COMING EVENTS AT WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY Music October 28 Reynalda House/Wake Forest Chamber Music Society: Michael Newman-Laura Oltman, two guitars November 6 Concert Choir and Choral Union Concert Brendle Hall November 13 Faculty Chamber Music Concert Brendle Hall Theatre November 14/ 15 The Rivals, by Sheridan 19/22 Dance November 18 Martha Graham Dance Company Reynolds High School Auditorium Art September 29/Nov 2 Glass Invitational University Gallery Opening Reception October 2 at 7pm Artists Series November 11 King's Singers, British vocal sextet Wait Chapel December 3 Christopher Parkening, guitar Brendle Hall February 10 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Wait Chapel March 26 Elmar Oliveira, violin Wait Chapel All events begin at 8pm unless otherwise noted. For detailed information about these events call the sponsoring Department, or the Wake Forest Information Desk at 571-5255 . PROGRAM Sonata in C minor, KV 45 7 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Molto Allegro (1756-1791) Adagio Allegro assai Gaspard de la nuit Maurice Ravel Ondine (1875-1937) Le gibet Scarbo INTERMISSION Funerailles Franz Liszt Sonetti 47, 104, 123 del Petrarca (1811-1886) Mephisto Waltz Baldwin Piano PHILIPPE BIANCONI Philippe Bianconi, as the Silver Medal Winner of the Seventh Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, is not only entitled to a substantial cash prize but to a Carnegie Hall debut recital and a string of public concerts spread out over the next 2½ years. He was born in Nice, on the Azure Coast of France, in 1960 and attended the National Conservatory in that city for his first instruction in music. Subsequently he studied in Paris, where his teachers were Gabriel Tacchino and Gaby Casadesus. A colleague in one of his recent audiences chose a key word for Blanconi 's way with music: elegance. The grace of his fingers has been compared to "that of the legs of Fred Astaire, producing music of sparkling clarity (Mozart) aristocratic romanticism (Liszt) and rhapsodic atmosphere (Ravel)." He is a tall man with a slenderness that contributes to this air of elegance, and gives the feeling that he is at ease with contrasting styles from several different cultures. Philippe Bianconl made his orchestral debut with the Nice Philharmonic at the age of fifteen, also appearing with orchestras in Monte Carlo, Lille, Cleveland and other cities in the United States. He has performed recitals in such far-flung locations as Paris, Vienna, Milan the Netherlands and in many cities in this country. Despite his youth, he is praised for his confidence in many styles, his ability to achieve favorable technical results that puts his audiences at ease, and a natural eloquence that few pianists of any nationality can equal. Bianconi's personal interests include opera, movies and the theater. He now makes his home in Paris. Management by: Van Cliburn Foundation 3505 West Lancaster Fort Worth, Texas 76107 Flash photography and unauthorized recording forbidden. Ushers courtesy of Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. For single tickets to an Artists Series event, call 761-5757 or Stevens Center Box Office 721-1945 .

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