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BACH IN BARNES: LI-CHUN SU PLAYS THE GOLDBERG VARIATIONS

5/23/2015

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BACH IN BARNES: LI-CHUN SU PLAYS THE GOLDBERG VARIATIONSMAY 23, 2015

Li-Chun Su is a Taiwanese pianist based in Berlin and last week she was in the UK for a series of concerts, supported by Kumi Smith-Gordon, creator of the imaginative Soirées at Breinton. I was fortunate to hear Li-Chun at the OSO arts centre in Barnes, and with an audience of just eight people arranged around the piano, the experience was intimate and intense.

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Review of Li-Chun Su on 16 May 2015

5/16/2015

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Kumi's Review
In April 2013, Lionel and I visited Piano Salon Christophori in Berlin. Situated in an industrial area of the city, the building looked like a warehouse from the outside. We had no idea what to expect. Inside, what seemed to be a factory was also the concert room; crowded with pianos, many of them being restored, and in between those pianos, chairs for the audience. The performer that evening was Li-Chun Su – we had never heard of her until then. I still remember the programme: Liszt’s Sonata; Beethoven’s final Sonata No 32; and Bach-Busoni’s Chaconne. She took these grand pieces completely under her control and performed with ease. It was a fascinating evening.

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BACH IN BARNES: LI-CHUN SU PLAYS THE GOLDBERG VARIATIONS

Review of Li-Chun Su on 16 May 2015

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