DESPITE a conspicuously scant attendance at the all-Chopin recital of celebrated Thai pianist Poom Prommachart, he gave an immensely impressive performance. The handful of those present—although Poom is a recipient of many prestigious awards, among them first prize in a competition in Serbia at which Raul Sunico was one of the jurors—might be presumably explained by the absence of any previous announcement or advertisement of Poom’s forthcoming recital.
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