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O’Conor Featured in Videos on Teaching and Performing Works by Beethoven and Haydn

Distinguished Artist-in-Residence, Chair of Keyboard Division and Professor of Piano John O’Conor, Mus.D., traveled to New York for two weeks to record videos for Tonebase, a company specializing in having eminent performers discuss insights about teaching and performing major repertoire. O’Conor is currently slated for four programs: three on Beethoven sonatas and one on Haydn, with more to come. Other artists they are working with include Garrick Ohlsson, Simone Dinnerstein, Matti Raekallio and more.

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