Sonata Rhapsody "The Arch" by James Stephenson
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While this certainly sounds like the Peter Henderson many of us knew on piano, I can't be sure cuz the naturally-curley hair is gone. Still, the way this pianist handles the page turn mishap at 6:53 with mind-boggling aplomb reinforces the idea that that this is indeed the Peter Henderson many of us knew at Indiana University in the late '90s.
fiveinslide6 2 months ago
Beautiful playing, Gerry. I have your first CD - will have to get the new one too! Thank you for posting.
silverbone0 3 months ago
Amazing piece and playing Mr. Pagano. Bravo!
AMusician08 3 months ago