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Antonio Pompa-Baldi A review of the concert on November 10, 2001 by Lyn Bronson. Well, he didn't leap tall buildings in a single bound, and he didn't stop any speeding bullets, but he did just about everything else. I am talking about Van Cliburn silver medalist Antonio Pompa-Baldi who stepped out on stage at Le Petit Trianon in San Jose to play a piano recital for the Steinway Society of … [Read more...]

John Ferguson A review of the concert on January 20, 2002 by Dr. Thomas Wendel. John Ferguson is a young multi-faceted musician. His activities range from composition to teaching to performance on piano, violin, or guitar. Typifying the younger generation of musicians, Ferguson's interests, reflected in his performance as well as in his compositions, cover world and experimental music, … [Read more...]

Olga Kern A review of the concert on March 17, 2002 by Dr. Thomas Wendel. When the most recent Cliburn Competition gold-winner-winner Olga Kern made her area debut here March 16, it was with a piansitic program made up of chestnuts and fairly nouveau cuisine. In her varied program, the Russian-born Kern proved herself a pianist of remarkable virtuosity and musical intelligence. The … [Read more...]

Stanislav Ioudenitch A review of the concert on October 13, 2002 by Lyn Bronson. This weekend provided the interesting experience of hearing two winners of last year's Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. On Friday evening, silver medal winner Antonio Pompa-Baldi played a recital for the Mozart Society of California at Carmel Presbyterian Church in Carmel, and then on Sunday evening … [Read more...]

Stanislav Ioudenitch A review of the concert on October 13, 2002 by Gary Lemco. Russian pianist Stanislav Ioudenitch played a spectacular concert for the Steinway Society on Sunday, October 13 to a dazzled, packed house, thoroughly convinced that Ioudenitch brought more than ten fingers with him. With music by Mozart, Stravinsky and Schubert, Ioudenitch revealed a colossal technique in the … [Read more...]