Spotlight on: Inna Faliks and Jamie Titus

Evening Music | May 6, 2010

Tonight's spotlight is on pianist Inna Faliks and the new Arium Center for the Art's Creative Director, Jamie Titus. On Sunday, Faliks will perform Mozart and Schubert at Atrium. Arium is a new performing arts venue, gallery and café in the Meatpacking District, featuring a rebuilt Steinway B piano as the centerpiece of its gorgeous space.

Tonight we'll also hear Bach's justly famous Italian concerto, performed by the inimitable Bach specialist Angela Hewitt, and a symphony by Bach's son, C.P.E. Bach. In addition, we'll hear less familiar works by 18th century Ukrainian composer Dmitry Bortiansky and contemporary American composer Margaret Brouwer.

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