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An Afternoon of Romantic Piano Music The concert was phenomenal. I was an amazed by how Dr. Jure Rozman skills at playing the piano very agile as if he has been playing all his life. He played pieces by Liszt, Suk, Rachmaninoff, and Chopin. Dr. Rozman played with an allegro style of playing in my opinion even when he had to stop playing in the beginning a note because he sensed one of the microphones wasn't on. The first piece of music he played had an allegro tempo than slow turned and had a allegretto tempo to the piece he played by Franz Liszt called Transcendental Estudes Harmonies du soir (Evening Harmonies). After the first performance Dr. Rozman thanked us for being a good audience. Spring by Josef suk started with a cheerful melody more relaxing as it started with an adagio tempo.

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