Posted on Wed, Jun. 05, 2002

Interpretations of Bach
By WAYNE LEE GAY
Star-Telegram Classical Music Critic
FORT WORTH - J.S. Bach never wrote for the piano - the instrument was in its infancy during his lifetime - but his music figured prominently Tuesday, Day 2 of the International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs.

The amateur competitors who took on the music of the baroque master presented views as varied - and as meaningful - as professionals who explore that great body of keyboard music.


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Biophysicist Rocky Nevin ... produced a striking sfumato effect in Bach's Prelude in B minor, as well as in Etudes of Chopin and Scriabin.

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