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HOME VOL.22 NO.29 ARTS : AUTHENTIC SOUND Pianist Paul Badura-Skoda strips away the centuries from the time-worn classical music Authentic Sound BY JERRY YOUNG March 21, 2003: Last year's concert by Viennese pianist Paul Badura-Skoda with the A. Mozart Fest Orchestra was a lesson about authenticity. Decades ahead of a trend that bloomed in the Eighties and Nineties, Badura-Skoda was dusting off Mozart-era forte-pianos and stripping away the centuries of romantic interpretation to bring us closer to what Mozart's contemporaries heard. But his performance of three Mozart works for piano and orchestra showed that he didn't need an antique piano to convey the essence of Mozart. Badura-Skoda could probably do that with an accordion. "He knows all about performance practice because he came from the tradition in the purest form. It is part of his personality," says A. Mozart Fest director Mary Robbins, who is bringing Badura-Skoda back to Austin for a solo recital on Sunday, March 23. Some historical fundamentalists are content to read scores literally, steadfastly refusing to warm up luscious, 200-year-old melodies, perhaps to escape the smothering orbit of romanticism. But Badura-Skoda nurtures his phrases without apology, and you understand why. Sometimes leaping off the bench to cue the orchestra, Badura-Skoda communicated such a sense of logic and purpose that he wove the musicians and audience into an unforgettable experience. He and Robbins, who have had a musical relationship for more than a decade, sparred in the

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HOME VOL.22 NO.31 ARTS : EXHIBITIONISM Local Arts Reviews Exhibitionism BY ROBI POLGAR April 4, 2003: Paul Badura-Skoda: A Craftsman Conversing With Mystery First Baptist Church, Sunday, March 23 The second thing was the phone book. A cushion would not sit securely enough atop the piano stool, so Badura-Skoda opted for an open, upturned Yellow Pages for the precise boost on the stool. Oddly, the man upright a 75-year-old Austrian with the measured pace of the classic European: unhurried and easy, with something of a regal air; simultaneously uncomplicated and unfathomably deep was not as impressive as the man sitting down. If it was possible, Badura-Skoda appeared larger sitting at the Steinway than he did gently accepting the warm appreciation of the hands-side-heavy house. The opening work was Mozart's Fantasy in C Minor, K. 475 Sonata in A Minor, Op. 42 (D. 845) took grandeur to new heights in the supreme opening Moderato. This time, in keeping with the highly dramatic piece, Badura-Skoda allowed lengthy, dead-still pauses between movements. The stately Moderato, then, was followed by the delicate and light Andante, then two Allegro movements: a teeth-bared attack of the Scherzo and an acceleration of the final Rondo, upon whose conclusion Badura-Skoda flew away from the piano, the final note firing the 75-year-old off the Yellow Pages and face front at the audience, which offered its own ecstatic response. After the break, the audience was treated to a display of exquisite control for Haydn's

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A. Mozart Fest Musician Biographies Paul Badura-Skoda, piano William Doppmann, piano Beginning piano lessons at age five in Louisville, Kentucky, Mr. Doppmann continued intensive study at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music through his high school years, and was the veteran of over 500 performances by the time he entered college. During his sophomore year at the University of Michigan, Mr. Doppmann won two of America's most coveted awards for young artists, the Walter W. Naumburg Award in New York and the Michaels Memorial Award in Chicago - the only musician ever to have won both prizes in a single season. After a year of independent study in New York City (funded by a Martha Baird Rockefeller grant) and participation in the Marlboro Music Festival at Rudolf Serkin's invitation, Mr. Doppmann was inducted into the army and spent two years stationed in France and Germany. On his return to the States, family responsibilities necessitated accepting a series of academic positions from 1960 until 1973, during which time Mr. Doppmann was professor of music and artist-in-residence at three major universities. In 1980 Mr. Doppmann was the first composer to be awarded a Performing Arts Grant by the Washington State Arts Commission.

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A Man and His Music Paul Badura - Skoda Seven CD Set - All Deluxe Packaging Home New Releases Catalog Helicon ... Contact Us Payments through PayPal Site developed by BlueWater Computing A Man and His Music, Paul Badura - Skoda This release is a seven CD set of all first-time ever released recordings dating from 1943 to present day. These recordings were selected by Mr. Badura-Skoda from his private archives. Also included are a twenty-five page booklet and an interview of Mr. Badura-Skoda celebrating his seventy-fifth birthday. Click on selected tracks to listen to 30 second MP3 clip. Buy online, payments through PayPal. Volume 1 Paul Badura-Skoda J.S. Bach Prelude and Fugue in C sharp minor WTC I (1943) Prelude Fugue L. van Beethoven Sonata for Piano in C major op. 53 (1943) 1st movement - Allegro con brio Frederic Chopin Barcarolle in F sharp major op. 60 (1944) Frederic Chopin Fantasia in F minor op. 49 (1942) Hans-Ulrich Staeps Pan Pan (1942) Louis Gruenberg 6 Jazz Epigrams op. 30b (1941) No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4

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