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Review title: Nothing of No Consequence
Product review: What a great program! Nothing of no consequence, and at least three works of great merit. George Rochberg's 1979 sonata, written after he'd renounced serialism for neoromanticism, is a tour de force of sweep and muscular energy. Alan Shulman's deservedly popular Theme and Variations from l940 is a veritable kaleidoscope of attractive effects. The latest work on the program, Lowell Liebermann's 1984 Sonata, contains a subtle interplay of varying emotions. And neither Frederck Jacobi's brief Fantasy nor Quincy Porter's speedy Speed Etude, let your interest flag.Young Cathy Basrak plays this dissimilar program with consummate skill, and is most ably assisted by two fine pianists, Robert Koenig in the Rochberg, Shulman and Porter, and William Koehler in the Liebermann and Jacobi.
