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Of Note for Friday, July 10: Wunder and Ashkenazy Uphold Chopin's Legacy

KUAF | By Bonnie Slaughter

Published July 9, 2015 at 4:00 PM CDT

Frédéric Chopin composed some of the most iconic and majestic piano music in history. Today, renowned musicians like Ingolf Wunder and Vladimir Ashkenazy uphold his legacy through projects like their latest collaboration. Both men are former winners of the Warsaw Chopin Competition, and their talents merge to create a breathtaking, engaging experience. Friday's program will highlight the Chopin Piano Concerto featured on this recording.

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