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The Taubman Approach: 

``A straightforward yet subtle approach to piano technique 
that provides all of the instrumental tools the pianist needs to express his or her artistic vision."
Nina Tichman, recording artist

 
                                  
This year's Festival, July 8-20, 2002, was a great success!


 
At this year's International Piano Festival world class artists of exceptional talent performed spellbinding music in one of America's most exquisite concert halls.
The Williamstown Gala
Opening Night, July 8th, celebrated the new season and our commitment to the Community
All proceeds were donated to the new Elementary School towards the purchase of a Yamaha grand piano
Monday
July 8

Mei Ting Sun
China
“Breath-taking promise of youthful artistry”

—PRO PIANO COMPETITION
Scarlatti:

Six Sonatas

Brahms: Paganini Variations
Chopin: Etudes, Op. 10

SPONSORED BY YAMAHA
Tuesday
July 9

Ilya Itin
Russia
“A great master, his style combine sample technique,
maturity , lyric fantasy and liberty.”

—LE MONDE

Grieg:

Lyric Pieces

Prokofiev: Sonata No. 6
Bach-Kempf: Transcriptions

SPONSORED BY THE ORCHARDS
Wednesday
July 10


Roberto Plano

Italy
  

“Mr. Plano demonstrated competition-honed virtuosity as well as musical depth. And his boyish, self-effacing stage manner should only help him win over audiences.”

— ANTHONY TOMMASSINI, THE NEW YORK TIMES

Scarlatti: Six Sonatas
Brahms: Intermezzi, Op. 117
Liszt: Two Ballades
Two Légendes
 SPONSORED BY WILLIAMS COLLEGE
Thursday
July 11


Arnaldo Cohen

Brazil
  

“Cohen is an extraordinary pianist”
— PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER

 
Villa-Lobos: Alma Brasileira
Fernandez: Three Studies in Sonatina form
Nazareth: Odeon
Nepomuceno: Air, from Suite Antiga
Liszt: Vallée d’Obermann
Funerailles
Spanish Rhapsody


 

Friday
July 12

Paul Maillet
United States
  

"Maillet remains a fluent technician who boasts a particularly lovely quality of sound and who excels in subtetly of voicing. Most of all he has something to say, feelings to express and thoughts to communicate."

—RICHARD DYER, BOSTON GLOBE

 
Bach: Italian Concerto
Chopin: Polonaise in F Minor, Op. 44
Messiaen: Regard du Silence
Rachmaninov: Sonata No. 2 in B Minor
Saturday
July 13

Konstantin Lifschitz
Ukraine
“He has a formidable pianistic gift by nature….and his gifts are at the service of a remarkable, questioning, and
original musical mind…”


—RICHARD DYER, BOSTON GLOBE


Schumann: Humoresque, Op. 20
Brahms: Klavierstücke, Op. 118
Schumann: Kreislerianna, Op. 16
Brahms: Ballades, Op. 10
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