Despite his slim figure, pianist Christopher Janwong McKiggan proved to be colossus, converting every piece into a virtuoso composition.
Further defying and deviating from the standard interpretation of Brahms and Beethoven in Sonatas No. 1 and No. 31, respectively, he made them distinctively and startlingly fresh, different and virtuosic.
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