QUESTIONS ANSWERED…Daniel Adam Maltz, world renowned fortepianist, fields questions of guests at the end of his presentation at the Liberty Hall Museum in Union on September 15. The Sunday afternoon classical music concert featuring works of Beethoven, Haydn and Mozart was a musical event at the museum funded by a grant from the Frank and Lydia Bergen Foundation. Pictured is the 1792 Anton Walter fortepiano replica by Paul McNulty. Susan M. Dougherty
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Fortepiano Concert Fascinates and Educates
UNION – Liberty Hall Museum in Union introduced its first music event presented in the home of William Livingston, the first elected governor of New Jersey who donated the land on which the museum sits to what is now Kean University. The museum, with a grant from the Frank and Lydia Bergen Foundation, brought world renowned fortepianist, Daniel Adam Maltz, to its main building on a sunny Sunday afternoon. It was reminiscent of gatherings 200 years or more ago where people sat around to be entertained by classical music.
