Anthony Romaniuk

Anthony Romaniuk

One thing we know for sure: sameness will never feature on an Anthony Romaniuk menu. We therefore love to be surprised by this keyboard all-rounder, especially when a sublime Cristofori fortepiano, a modern Steinway, and a host of 18th-century composers are on offer. Scarlatti, Seixas and Soler, plus Federico Mompou's introspective Musica Callada or Silent Music (1959/67). Where are we headed? Beyond silence, into the delirium of listening.  

Programme

• Frederic Mompou

  Excerpts from: Musica Callada (“silent music”) 
  Book 1 no. 1
  
  

  1893-1987
• Carlos de Seixas

  Sonate in d minor

  1704-1742
• Frederic Mompou

  Excerpts from: Musica Callada (“silent music”) 
  Book 1 no. 5
  
  

• Sebastián Ramón de Albero

  Recercata Terzza in Bb major 
  (from: Obras para Clavicordo o Piano Forte)

  1722-1756
• Francisco Xavier Baptista

  Toccata in g minor

  ?-1797
• Frederic Mompou

  Excerpts from: Musica Callada (“silent music”)
  Book 1 no. 7 
  
  

• Alberto José Gomes da Silva

  Sonata in f minor, Op. 1 no. 5 

  fl. 1758-1795
• Frederic Mompou

  Excerpts from: Musica Callada (“silent music”)
  Book 1 no. 3
  
  

• Carlos Seixas

  Toccata no. 18 in e minor

• Frederic Mompou

  Excerpts from: Musica Callada (“silent music”)
  Book 3 no. 18 
  
  

• Alberto José Gomes da Silva

  Sonata in D major, Op. 1 no. 1

• Frederic Mompou

  Excerpts from: Musica Callada (“silent music”)
  Book 2 no. 16 
  
  

• Sebastián Ramón de Albero

  Recercata Quinta in c minor
  (from: Obras)

• Antonio Soler

  Sonata in d minor, R.120

  1729-1783
• Frederic Mompou

  Excerpts from: Musica Callada (“silent music”)
  Book 2 no. 13
  Book 4 no. 24

• Domenico Scarlatti

  Sonata in f minor, K.69 

  1685-1757
• Frederic Mompou

  Excerpts from: Musica Callada (“silent music”)
  Book 4 no. 28
  
  Programme subject to change

Musicians

• Anthony Romaniuk fortepiano, piano