Pianist Richard Goode has been recognized as one of the most artistic and congenial chamber musicians. The winner of many honors, among them the Avery Fisher Prize and a Grammy Award, he has collaborated in concert and in the recording studio with Richard Stoltzman, Michael Tree, Paula Robison and numerous chamber ensembles to great acclaim.

Now focused on sharing his expertise as a soloist, he appears in a recital at Strathmore on Sunday, part of the Washington Performing Arts Society’s subscription series. The program opens with Bach’s “Partita No. 5” and includes Mozart’s “Rondo in A minor,” the “7 Fantasien” by Brahms and Debussy’s “Twelve Preludes, Book II.” Each work ranks among his favorites.