by Ken Schworm | Feb 2, 2018
Erik Satie Originally presented at the T.W. Wood gallery and Arts Center Montpelier, VT Only decades after his death in 1925 was French composer Erik Satie hailed as a genius of contemporary classical music. His work was extremely simple in structure, yet innovative...
by Ken Schworm | Feb 2, 2018
“Everything I have ever done has always been thanks to Reynaldo.” Originally presented at the Unitarian Churches of Rocky River and Shaker Heights By the age of nineteen in 1894, the musical child prodigy, Reynaldo Hahn, had written many songs about love; however, his...
by Ken Schworm | Feb 2, 2018
Robert & Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms Originally presented at the T.W. Wood Gallery and Arts Center – Montpelier, VT The program relates the story of the Schumanns’ following Robert’s courtship of Clara despite the savage opposition of a father who had...
by Ken Schworm | Feb 2, 2018
Originally presented at the T.W. Wood Gallery and Arts Center – Montpelier, VT Throughout his life Mozart was inspired, fascinated, amused, aroused, hurt, disappointed and betrayed by women, but he always loved and respected them. His mother, his sister, his wife and...
by Ken Schworm | Feb 2, 2018
The Story and Music of of Slave, Savant, Pianist and Composer – Blind Tom Wiggins Originally presented at the Cleveland Public Library Main Branch Performed with members and friends of the Broadway School of Music “I am astounded. I cannot account for it, no one can....
