Madeline Salocks, piano
Some of these recordings are recent and some go back in time. Throughout all the years, it's been and continues to be a privilege to play such great works of music.
Martinu Variations on a Slovakian Theme (live concert)
with Joan, cello
Bach c minor Partita (pre-recital run-through)
Bach Sonata in Eb Major for Flute and Piano (pre-concert run-through)
with Ellen, flute
Schubert a minor Sonata movement 1 (practice recording)
Bach Sonata in D Major for Cello and Piano (pre-concert run-through)
with Joan, cello
Copland Duo for Flute and Piano (pre-concert run-through)
with Toni, flute
Debussy Sonata for Cello and Piano, 1st movement (practice recording)
with Joan, cello
Enesco Cantabile e Presto for Flute and Piano (pre-concert run-through)
with Ellen, flute
Mozart Trio in G Major for Cello and Piano (live concert)
with Stephanie, violin; Joan, cello
Bach 2-Keyboard Concerto in C Major (live concert)
Chris (piano 1) and Madeline (piano 2 answering) with the Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra
Movement 1:
Movement 2:
Movement 3:
Schumann Six Canonic Etudes, arranged by Debussy (live)
with Chris, piano
Bach Prelude and Fugue in F# Major WTC Book 1 (recording for no particular reason)
Teaching
Partly overlapping with college and initially overlapping with my software engineering career, I taught piano for over ten years to a wide variety of kids and adults of all levels. I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to help each of them advance and experience the joy of music making, and now, mostly retired from software engineering, I'm open to piano teaching again. This is an article I wrote on Bach's Short Prelude #4 in D Major, which contains much more detail than many would want, but a student interested in that level of detail might find it useful.
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