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DESCRIPTION:Event Name: Fredericka King\nEvent Url: http://www.artsboston.o
 rg/event/detail/441656175/Fredericka_King\nEvent Date Begin: 2013-02-03\nE
 vent Date End: 2013-02-03\n\n Pianist Fredericka King has done extensive w
 ork in developing programs like The American Way\, a series of concerts sh
 owcasing American piano\, vocal and instrumental music\, while also appear
 ing on television\, Public radio\, and as soloist with multiple orchestras
  around New England. She also has an impressive discography\, which includ
 es a three disc set titled Piano Classics for Young Listeners\, and Hooray
  for the Ladies!\, which is all music composed by American women and was r
 ecorded live with the group American Classics.\nDuring her recital\, King 
 will showcase her equally remarkable knowledge and mastery of internationa
 l works\, beginning with sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti. King recorded one 
 of Scarlatti's 555 keyboard sonatas in her Piano Classics for Young Listen
 ers collection\, and two others on her A Born Pianist album.\nNext on the 
 program will be Johannes Brahm's Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel
 . Dedicated to Clara Schumann\, this piece is heavily based on a theme fro
 m Handel's Harpsichord Suite No. 1 in B Flat Major\, HWV 434. Respected mu
 sic writer Donald Tovey ranks this piece among &ldquo\;the half-dozen grea
 test sets of variations ever written&rdquo\;.\nKing will also adeptly perf
 orm Ondine from Maurice Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit\, a very technically ch
 allenging piece telling the tale of a water fairy seducing listeners into 
 her lake bottom kingdom.\nThe last piece of the recital will be Fr&eacute\
 ;d&eacute\;ric Chopin's Sonata No. 3 in B Minor\, Op. 58. Marked by a care
 ful balance of turbulence and serenity\, this is the last sonata for solo 
 piano that Chopin composed. King's interpretations of many works by Chopin
  can be found throughout her discography.
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SUMMARY:Fredericka King
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