| Date and venue | Title |
|---|---|
| 5-Apr-2012 Alexander Hall: Richardson Auditorium | Jonathan Biss: Ludwig and Beethoven in Princeton |
 Thursday, composer David Ludwig joined Princeton audiences to hear Jonathan Biss perform his newly-penned Lunaire Variations in Richardson Auditorium. Ludwig’s piano cycle, though the shortest work on the program, became the centerpiece of Biss’ recital, which also featured works by Janáček and Beethoven.
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| 30-Aug-2010 Cadogan Hall | Prom Chamber Music 7: Lars Vogt plays Jánaček and Schubert |
 I'm a strong advocate of performers actually telling their audience a bit about the music and why they play it the way they do, and this is particularly important when a performer has a distinct view on what a piece of music means and reflects this in his interpretation. Between the two works that Lars Vogt played at today's lunchtime prom, he gave presenter Catherine Bott an illuminating description of how he saw the music.
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