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John Failey ’72 plays Ligeti's "Musica Ricercata" on the newly restored Bosendorfer Grand Piano during a recital and rededication ceremony Sunday in Salter Hall. The restoration was made possible by a gift from John and his wife, Jill Failey, to the College's Campaign for Leadership.

Failey also treated the audience to John Adam's "China Gates."

Piano technician Michael Sowka presented a pre-concert discussion describing the process of restoring the Bosendorfer, which was first played at the College in 1984.

Freshmen Jason Allen and Forrest Craig led off the recital with "Anitra's Dance" from Edvard Grieg's "Peer Gynt Suite."

David Herr ’09 played a Franz Schubert "Impromptu."

Steve Zusack ’06 returned to campus to play Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata."

Sean Foster ’08 played Erik Satie's "Gnossienne Number 3."

Sean's expression may have been serious, but his feet had a lot of fun.

Kenneth Turchi ’80 played Aaron Copland's "The Cat and the Mouse."

Kyle Prifogle ’09 filled Franz Liszt's "Tarantella" with energy and emotion.

Prifogle and Failey talked music after the recital.

Grateful for the Failey's gift to the College and the musical opportunities it provides for students, President Pat White visits with John Failey during a reception following the recital.