Nathasya Sukiri: Graduation Recital
Nathasya Sukiri: Graduation Recital
NATHASYA SUKIRI
PIANO
TIME
DATE
BLOCK G, LEVEL LG
UCSI UNIVERSITY, SOUTH WING
PROGRAM
INTERMISSION
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I. ("...and then what happened?") (b. 1938)
II. ( ... what happened)
III. (...a bird comments--to another bird?)
IV. (Lord Lovell's trunk)
V. (...a little story)
VI. (...take no prisoners)
VII. (...Valse oubliable)
VIII. (...benediction)
IX. (...pavane for the death / hope's feathers)
Johann Sebastian Bach – Toccata in G Major BWV 916
Unlike many other Bach’s compositions, the Toccatas did not have an exact date of compositions.
However, Toccata in G Major is most likely to be written during his Weimar years unlike the last two
Toccatas which is likely to be dated from the Cöthen period. The lost copy of Heinrich Gerber
entitled this piece as ‘Concerto seu Toccata pour le Clavecin”. Although 'clavecin' may refer to
clavichord or harpsichord, but there is no specific indication which added another option for the
organ as a medium. It was in the Weimar period as well that Bach is being indulged in Italian-style
concerto, which is reflected in the first movement the difference in texture that imply the
alternation between ‘ritornello’ and ‘soloist’ section.