Ronald Patterson, Violinist; Brooks Smith, Pianist



Program Notes
(continued)

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I ½Φ⅞xι⅛0rm. ' Early 1 Sth-century ears were a nικcustπmed to the fact that the vk^tn,fi-
S<W introduction in A major is immediately turned to Ihemniorby the piano, mid She
original key is
not heard again ιifi'1il the third nhweuιeπt. The fiery presto that follows
served os the Imsis
far a novella by Tolitoy, Thé Kreutzer Sonata, in which a Iiiisbmfit
murders his
wife due in pari to pissions a⅛m>sed hÿ_ the music.

The second movement if a classical set of theme and variations, providing on
excellent foil fa the preceding movement. Beeihiroen intended the third Iwvemfilt lobe
part Ofawthersonala Юр. 3Ü, Na. l)r but decided it was tw brilliant for that wrk and
transferred- it Io the present sonata. Because its two subjects are similar in their
bouncing 6 3 rhythm, Beethoven occasionally inserts a quiet passage in duple meter to
I     gup rd against rhythmic monotony. The movement is a satisfying close fυ this brilliant

к daOrSanata.

Ronald Patterson

In October 1974 Rice University's Shepherd School of Music was delighted to
attnounce the formation of
its first resident professional 'pfif⅛wiιιg group, the
SħφflbιH-
String Quartet, of which Ronald Patterson, concertmaster of the Honsion
Symphony
Orchestra, will be the first violinist. Acknowledged as e.ueof the
outstanding young Vkdiuists 111 the country, Patterson ι.<nfso и brilliant teacher. He
will pravh⅛ IiidTeidital instruction and coaching in chamber music and orchestral
Stuies
Shepherd School Sltidenls hi addition to life performing dtιfιes with Ihe
Qubrtet
mid with the Symphony=

Ptdlcrsvn attended the A*91βr Music School (1960-b4t and the University
Soiilhem
Cnliforniu ( 1962-64).mid studied with Jasche Heiirtc for Two years
fl^64 63).

He kcɪ tht∙ Hcmshm Symphony as Coycertmazwr ιιι 19~2, coming from that
posif{ottι with the 'Denver
Symphony. In 1964, at the age o 21, he became the
youngest CmiCiwtmaster in
any metrυfviitaιι orchestra in America when he uitls
chosen for that post ιviih the
Greater Minin! Philharmonic, hi 1970, he геон Ihc
CeritfiaiJe of
.Mer∕f in the FouHh hιtenιatiouaJ Tchaikovsky Competition hi
Moscow.

Brooks Smith

Bnvl= Smith is AfeisinizinfflJrznasirimi. mι<∙ ⅛i⅛∙ ιzιnsi ctιiw√∣≡! mid ιt∙i⅛jy
retφκt
gi aι^.vm∕vιj.i=t< ι>ι fhtceuιιtn. Femerli/ a <tteiιιlwr υ Ike tnenlfy of fhε∙
Lo=Ini Scivnlof Musk, !ιt!ιasreceιιilιlw,vιιeιft'ιliΛed ιcillι liιeSdιooiφfMι=ic
:<t f∕n, IMversity of Soiitlueru Cι>Hfvrπ,ι. He is the regular ,κcoιιMm5lvf ιtsιiιι
Heifete,
ιι>ifh rt⅛⅛w Paitersfm stutlκ<i.



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