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KATZIN CONCERT HALL
Sunday, January 31,2000.7:30 p.m.

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Rondo in a minor, K 511 (1787)

The Fortepiano for tonight's concert was buih in l99l-92 by
Thomas and Barbara Wolf in Washington, DC. It is a replica
of an instrument made by Johann Schantz, Vienna ( 1795).
The fortepiano, whose compass is five octaves plus two halfsteps in the treble (FF-ggg), features knee-lever (damper-lifiing)
and hand-stop (moderator). It is the genuine instrument for
music written between ca. 1770 and 1800 - a time that lorcw
nothing of the modern concert-grand piano - and blends
beautifully with stringed instruments and especially with the
votce.

Wolfgang Amadd Mozart
t756-1791

Sonata in D Major, Hob. XYU3T
(ca.1779)
Allegro con brio
Largo e sostenuto
Finale: Presto ma non troppo

Fantasyin d minor,

Joseph Haydn

1732-1809

K397

Wolfgang Amad6 Mozart
(ca.1782)
Adagio in b minor, K 540 (1788)
Menuet in D Major, K 355 (576b) (1789-91)
Rondo in D Major, K 485 (1786)

**There will be a I}-minute intermission**

Sonata in c minor, Hob XYU20 (1111)
Moderato
Andante con moto
Finale: Allegro

Sonata in c minor, K 457 (1734)
Molto Allegro
Adagio
Allegro assai
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Joseph Haydn

Wolfgang AmadC Mozarr

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