Thursday, 08 November 2012 16:07
Concert review: Pianist Peter Henderson sounds out French Impressionism at Maryville University Friday, November 4
The art of the solo recital lives on, and it will likely do so as long as human beings value talent, skill and personal expression. Crafting a recital devoted to the work of a single composer poses a particular challenge, but Peter Henderson’s choice of Claude Debussy (1862-1918) formed an exciting demonstration of the rich and stimulating palette from which this most visually-oriented composer gifted us.
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