A note from Will Evans:
Fellow travelers: I can offer something to those of you who crave more of my creepy communicativeness, or (perhaps a larger target population) who want a temporary release from the torture chamber of language. I’ll be hosting a classical radio program Wednesday mornings on WPRB Princeton (103.3) that will focus on questions of interpretation or “readings,” broadly conceived. While I’ll eventually have to program some texted music, I’m sure, my first program will probably be all solo piano, the repertoire of which is probably my biggest musical interest. Should everything go according to plan, this Wednesday there will be music by Schubert (piano sonata 19 in c minor), Schumann (fantasy in c major), Ives (piano sonata 2 “Concord”), and Boulez (piano sonata 2), organized under the rubric of composers “reading” Beethoven on the piano. I urge those of you who are strange enough to be up between 8:30 and 11 AM by choice to tune in. Good luck with all your work. All Best,
Will
