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Weill Recital
Hall at Carnegie Hall The two protagonists-- violinist Fritz Gearhart and pianist John Owings-- are individually high caliber instrumentalists and collectively well matched temperamentally. . . . Owings, with rare empathy, put forth a crystalline, singing piano sonority and dovetailed beautifully with his partner in delineating architectural and aesthetic values with clear, unpretentious, nonsentimental directness and simplicity. |
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