Richard Goode's all-Beethoven recital at The Kimmel Center on November 29 yielded this tidbit from David Patrick Stearns of The Philadelphia Inquirer:
"More than Serkin, though, Goode is willing to let Beethoven bounce off the
walls. In the evening's best moments, the less-heard Op. 10, No. 2
sonata, Goode walked an intriguing line between rage and hysterical humor,
reminding you why some of Beethoven's contemporaries thought him to be mentally
ill." Complete review
Richard Goode brings the same all-Beethoven program to Jordan Hall this Sunday at 3pm as part the Bank of America Celebrity Series.
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