Satisfying Concert by Julius Katchen at Albert Hall
Julius Katchen, now living in Paris, presented a Romantic focused program at the Albert Hall. He opened with a Beethoven B flat major sonata then Chopin’s B minor Op 58, delivering controlled, expressive playing that contrasted with Leon Hungerford’s reading of Mozart and Bach. The Mendelssohn Prelude and Fugue closed a well balanced recital, leaving a large portion of the audience satisfied compared with Hungerford’s more classical approach.
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Labour Council votes to urge State Government to use powers to stop the Commonwealth from selling three mines operated by the Joint Coal Board amid strong criticism of the plan. Kenny and Minister without Portfolio Bin are cited in the discussion as opposing the sale.
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