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Piotr Anderszewski Delivers Introspective Brahms Piano Recital

1/16/2026

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Piotr Anderszewski presents Brahms's late piano works in a 48-minute program that foregrounds introspection over turbulence.
The recital opens with the melancholic B-minor Intermezzo from Op 119 and proceeds at a steady, reflective pace.
Notable interpretations include the A-major Intermezzo from Op 118 and the grief-laden A-minor Intermezzo from Op 116.
The program closes with the sorrowful Op 118, No 6, leaving a lasting impression of profound regret and loss.

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Story summary

Piotr Anderszewski presents Brahms's late piano works in a 48-minute program that foregrounds introspection over turbulence.
The recital opens with the melancholic B-minor Intermezzo from Op 119 and proceeds at a steady, reflective pace.
Notable interpretations include the A-major Intermezzo from Op 118 and the grief-laden A-minor Intermezzo from Op 116.
The program closes with the sorrowful Op 118, No 6, leaving a lasting impression of profound regret and loss.