Strauss-Walzer “Wo die Zitronen blühen” by Michael Finnissy
Thought and Desire by Linda Catlin Smith
Trois Nocturnes (no. 2) by Erik Satie
“Such a diversity of approaches enables Egoyan to display the rich variety and depth of her performance technique. The works demand virtuosity of extremely different sorts. In some cases, it is the capacity to play music with fast, complex passages. In others, it may involve the ability to sustain extraordinary delicacy and quiet over a long span. Many shadings in between these extremes are explored as well. In all cases, the pianist shows herself a sensitive listener as well as performer, having obviously internalized the works so that she can perform them almost as if they were her own.” — Fanfare
