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The real Hatto
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From: "makropulos" <makropu...@gmail.com>
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Subject: The real Hatto
Date: 17 Feb 2007 13:57:34 -0800
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I posted this in an earlier thred, but it might be useful to do so
again. Here are the genuine Hatto concert dates in London that i have
been able to find, all from the monthly concert listings in The
Musical Times. These are usually quite
comprehensive and reliable in terms of which events took place when
(though they don't, sadly, give programmes for piano recitals).
Thus what emerges is a rather odd profile - a total of 13 solo
concerts
(all between 1971 and 1976, two concerto appearances (the first two
events listed, in 1955 and 1959) and several concerts by "The Pupils
of Joyce Hatto", which I've just put in for the sake of completeness,
all between 1968 and 1970.
15 September 1955, Wigmore Hall. Review: "The programme included two
new works for piano and orchestra, an Introduction and Allegro by
Michael Maxwell and the Third Piano Conceto (op.71) of Gaze Cooper, in
both of which the soloist was Joyce Hatto."
9 December 1958, Morley College Symphony Orchestra, conducted by
Malcolm Arnold. Review: "An attractive piano concerto movement which
is attributed to Beethoven was competently played by Joyce Hatto, who
also did everything that could be done for Liszt's Totentanz."
3 March 1968, Purcell Room, 'JOYCE HATTO PUPILS' CONCERT'
20 October 1968, Purcell Room, 'JOYCE HATTO PUPILS' CONCERT'
24 November 1968, Purcell Room, 'JOYCE HATTO PUPILS' CONCERT'
13 April 1969, Purcell Room, 'JOYCE HATTO PUPILS' CONCERT', Mozart,
Bach, Beethoven, Schumann, Satie, Alabiev/Liszt, Liszt
8 June 1969, Purcell Room, 'JOYCE HATTO PUPILS' CONCERT
7 December 1969, Purcell Room, 'PUPILS OF JOYCE HATTO', works by
Chopin
22 February 1970, Purcell Room, 'PUPILS OF JOYCE HATTO', Lizst,
Bellini, Beethoven
21 October 1971, Queen Elizabeth Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Chopin
3 June 1972, Wigmore Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Liszt
26 October 1972, Wigmore Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Liszt
11 January 1973, Queen Elizabeth Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Chopin
28 June 1973, Wigmore Hall, JOYCE HATTO, 'The Unknown Chopin'
25 October 1973, Wigmore Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Liszt
10 January 1974, Queen Elizabeth Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Liszt
27 March 1975, Queen Elizabeth Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Chopin (at least one
work claimed as a first performance in London)
4 September 1975, Wigmore Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Rubinstein/Liszt, Saint-
Sa=EBns/Liszt, Liszt
2 October 1975, Wigmore Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Beethoven/Liszt
19 December 1975, Wigmore Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Liszt
26 Feb 1976, Queen Elizabeth Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Gluck/Alkan, Mozart,
Schubert, Schumann, Chopin, Verdi/Liszt
7 July 1976, Wigmore Hall, JOYCE HATTO, Beethoven/Alkan, Beethoven/
Liszt
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