A house was not a home without its piano, especially during the years between 1900 and World War I. This glorious decade gave us music of the drawing room, as well as the concert hall. Hear some of those pieces tonight at 9.
2014.7.18 ＿8點~9點，重溫David Dubal 介紹蓋希文。想起胡適之先生那一代的音樂享受.....
忙於譯事(美國張華：滿意 v 高興)和紫藤故事：紫藤廬 / 紫藤夜話：台灣崎嶇民主路
一小時竟然匆匆而過。
約近十多年來， 我選擇紐約的WQXR作為喜愛的網路古典音樂台；他們如果採取限制網友每天接達2小時的政策時，我還是不會錯過每周 David Dubal 的鋼琴音樂欣賞節目。
不過我很少去網站仔細閱讀。因此，今天看到 "老友" David Dubal 的照片，铊還是跟我從聲音中想像的"老先生"之形像差別甚大。
列出我2005年8月起提到他的一些信件內容。
2004/7/1聽的REFLECTIONS FROM THE KEYBOARD: The Piano in Comparative Performance. Hosted by David Dubal.所記下的：
16位鋼琴家的作品（transcrptions）
【Timeout for Imagination By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN Published: June 27, 2004】
周四WQXR節目The Piano in Comparative Performance. Hosted by David Dubal.
今日引言說：「多少的承諾和折衝（
又引明鋼琴家霍洛維茲說：「Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky的作品天地無限寬廣深入，不喜歡他的，
通知臺灣的鋼琴家John Lin 說在節目會播其實地演奏。Lin知道該節目也會播 霍洛維茲的，就說：「多榮幸！能與大師在wqxr 同堂獻技！」
結語引言：「如果我們過去依五百年前國王說法，
今天為2004/8/4，周三，不過WQXR電台竟有原周四的
REFLECTIONS FROM THE KEYBOARD: The Piano in Comparative Performance. Hosted by David Dubal. 這位主持先生在節目「始與終」之時，都會引一意味深長的嘉言。
Claude Debussywas born 150 years
ago this month. To mark the occasion, WQXR is presenting a week of programs at
6 pm Aug. 20-24, dedicated to Debussy’s works for piano hosted
by David Dubal,
a distinguished pianist, author and teacher.
今天8.22 的結尾是Vladimir Horowitz 隱12年之後 1965年在林肯中心談的作品…..留言: I like to thank WQXR and David
for such wonderful programs.I kept several program notes from Reflections in
2004.
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http://www.wqxr.org/#!/programs/romantic-piano/
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David Dubal.
The Romantic Piano
Airs Thursdays at 8 pm and Sundays at 10 pm on WQXR.
In this 13-part series, pianist, teacher and author David Dubal explores the way the giants of the 19th century wrote for the solo piano. Each one-hour program will focus on a single composer, from Dubal’s list of six key Romantics: Franz Schubert, Felix Mendelssohn, Frederick Chopin, Robert Schumann, Franz Liszt and Johannes Brahms.
Each composer was impacted by the innovations in piano design, notably the arrival of the fortepiano, the predecessor of the modern piano and an instrument whose name literally means “loud-soft.” It was the perfect vehicle to express a wider, more intimate emotional range and capture the Sturm und Drang of the Romantic Age.
Dubal’s goal is not only to enhance our understanding of the composers and their repertoire, but also to offer some of the finest performances of their work. To that end, the program includes a healthy mix of modern recordings and historically significant performances, some dating back to the first third of the 20th century. You can also expect comparative performances, so you can hear different interpretive styles side-by-side and pick your own favorites.
The Romantic Piano marks David Dubal’s return to the weekly programming line-up for first time since 2009.
Latest Episode / Thursday, June 27, 2013
The Romantics: A One Track Mind
Johannes Brahms: Escaping Beethoven's Shadow
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Tonight at 7 pm, host David Dubal explores the piano works of
Johannes Brahms. Brahms used the instrument in almost every genre he
composed in and was a formidable pianist himself.
Johannes Brahms: From Humble Beginning To Master
Thursday, June 13, 2013
On this edition of The Romantic Piano, David Dubal features part one
of two episodes devoted to Johannes Brahms, one of the piano’s great
masters.
Franz Liszt: The Nature Poet
Thursday, June 06, 2013
On this edition of The Romantic Piano, David Dubal shares Franz
Liszt's poetic tastes and love of the natural world in composition.
Franz Liszt: World’s First Rock Star
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Franz Liszt's life saw many guises: child prodigy, Don Juan, priest,
touring pianist, inventor of the solo piano recital and of the master
class, and teacher of three generations of golden-age pianists.
Robert Schumann: Dark Struggles, Poetic Sounds
Thursday, May 23, 2013
"Robert Schumann became lost in insanity, requiring a straitjacket
when taken for walks," notes David Dubal. "He was considered dangerous."
Yet his personal struggles fueled his unique style.
Robert Schumann: Paganini of Piano
Thursday, May 16, 2013
For many, Robert Schumann is the most intimate of the Romantic
troubadours and lived only 46 years. He was born three months after
Chopin in 1810 and died in an insane asylum in 1856.
Frédéric Chopin and George Sand: A Collaborative Union
Thursday, May 09, 2013
No one understood the dramatic and poetic powers inherent in the
instrument better than Frederic Chopin. Host David Dubal features his
music on this edition of The Romantic Piano.
Frédéric Chopin: The Poet of the Piano
Thursday, May 02, 2013
Tonight at 8 pm: No one had understood the piano's special resources
and enchantments more completely than Frederic Chopin, as David Dubal
illustrates.
Felix Mendelssohn: a 19th Century Mozart
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Mendelssohn lived only until the age of 38. Yet few artists ever
worked harder for the good of the art of music, said David Dubal. This
week's episode features his contributions to the piano.
Felix Mendelssohn: The Beau Brummel of Composers
Thursday, April 18, 2013
On this edition of The Romantic Piano, David Dubal focuses on Felix
Mendelssohn, the elfin spirit of Romanticism's wings. Robert Schumann
deftly called him the Mozart of the 19th century.
Franz Schubert, Party Animal?
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Tonight at 8 pm, host David Dubal considers Franz Schubert's songs
and small piano pieces, many composed for poetry readings, charades and
dancing.
Franz Schubert: The Lyric Bard of the Piano
Thursday, April 04, 2013
In this re-broadcast of the 13-week series that first aired last
year, David Dubal features Schubert performances by Claudio Arrau, Dino
Lipatti, Radu Lupu and others.
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