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SUMMARY:Post Soviet Identities Piano Study Day
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DESCRIPTION:Leading pianists of different generations come together for th
 is day of performances\, discussions and demonstrations to reveal how the 
 legacy of the Soviet Union is still an incredibly present influence that s
 hapes concert performances today. Over the course of the day we will hear 
 and explore issues including: Why did they leave former Soviet or Soviet-s
 phere places? What teaching traditions did they carry with them? Have thos
 e changed\, and if not\, what has replaced them? What do pianists think au
 diences expect when they know they have come from former Soviet or Soviet-
 sphere places\, and do they respond to this in their playing? How does the
  current cultural and political climate impact this? How does the concert 
 stage become a place where pianists make their personal statements and com
 mentaries heard?
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