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DESCRIPTION:Among the most eloquent and loyal of Orpheus’ many guest collab
 orators over \nthe years has been pianist Richard Goode\, hailed for music
 -making of \ntremendous emotional power\, depth and expressiveness. New Yo
 rker critic David \nBlum wrote: “What one remembers most from Goode’s play
 ing is not its \nbeauty—exceptional as it is—but his way of coming to grip
 s with the \ncomposer’s central thought\, so that a work tends to make sen
 se beyond \none’s previous perception of it.” The Toronto Globe and Mail w
 rote\, \n“Mr. Goode has so thoroughly entered into the spirit of the compo
 sitions he \nperforms that you’d swear the composer himself was at the key
 board.”\nLafayette is pleased to have Goode as soloist in Robert Schumann’
 s \npassionate A-minor Piano Concerto on this afternoon when we toast Orph
 eus’s \n40th anniversary season in a gala post-performance Williams Center
  reception.\nTwo splendid symphonies complete the program: Felix Mendelsso
 hn’s joyful \nand dance-filled Symphony No. 4\, called “The Italian\,” and
  Aaron \nCopland’s Symphony No. 2\, known also as the “Short” Symphony.
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LOCATION:Williams Center for the Arts
SUMMARY:Orpheus with pianist Richard Goode
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