Bob Silverman wowed a select but enthusiastic audience Friday with a concert that consisted of two Mozart sonatas (
K303 and
K300) and three Brahms piano sketches. He was playing a Steinway parlor grand that sounded wonderfully Mozartian.
Afterwards, the gentleman standing behind me put into words the thought that was only beginning to form in
my mind: "Just one of those Brahms sketches was worth the price of my three-day ticket."
And Saturday at 11:30, we get to hear Silverman play a program devoted to Chopin.
