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Alchemy
Bernadette Harvey, Jupiter String Quartet
Marquis Classics
The Jupiter String Quartet performs Alchemy with pianist Bernadette Harvey. The album features the world premiere recordings of four works commissioned by Arizona Friends of Chamber Music: Pierre Jalbert’s Piano Quintet (2017); Steven Stucky’s Piano Quartet (2005); Carl Vine’s Fantasia for Piano Quintet (2013); and Pierre Jalbert’s Secret Alchemy for violin, viola, cello, and piano (2012).
CONTENTS
| Pierre Jalbert | Piano Quintet | | Steven Stucky | Piano Quartet | | Carl Vine | Fantasia (Piano Quintet) | | Pierre Jalbert | Secret Alchemy (for violin, viola, violoncello, piano) |
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Marquis Classics website.
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Music details: Fantasia
See also: Chamber Music |
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Anthology of Australian Music on Disc
Flederman
AMC (Canberra School of Music) cat. no. CSM-1
Australian works for instrumental ensemble including Vine's 'Elegy' performed by Flederman
CONTENTS
| Roger Smalley | Impulses (1986) | | Carl Vine | Elegy (1985) | | Martin Wesley-Smith | Snark-hunting (1984) | | Graham Hair | Ganymede/Prometheus (1982) |
For more information on this CD visit the
AMC (Canberra School of Music) website.
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Music details: Elegy
See also: Chamber Music |
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Anthology of Australian Music on Disc
Synergy
AMC (Canberra School of Music) cat. no. CSM-2
Australian works for percussion quartet including Vine's 'Defying Gravity' performed by Synergy Percussion
CONTENTS
| Ross Edwards | Reflections (1985) | | Carl Vine | Defying Gravity (1987) | | Trevor Pearce | Deserts 1 (1982) | | Gerard Brophy | Hydra (1981) |
For more information on this CD visit the
AMC (Canberra School of Music) website.
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Music details: Defying Gravity
See also: Chamber Music |
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Aphorisms: Piano Music of Carl Vine
Lindsay Garritson
CDBaby cat. no. SO06631976
"Featured here is the world premiere recording of Carl Vine's Piano Sonata No. 4, a work written for me in June 2019! All of the pieces in this album showcase the extraordinary capabilities of the piano, from virtuosic fireworks to poignant melodies. Vine's style is unique in the way he uses the full range of the keyboard, exploring a wide array of colors, effects, and sonorities. This is some of the most brilliant piano writing of today's classical catalogue!" - Lindsay Garritson
CONTENTS
| 1. Piano Sonata No. 4 | I. Aphorisms - II. Reflection - III. Fury | 15:35 | | 2. The Anne Landa Preludes | I. Short Story | 3:10 | | 3. | II. Filigree | 1:20 | | 4. | III. Thumper | 2:03 | | 5. | IV. Ever After Ever | 1:37 | | 6. | V. Two Fifths | 1:35 | | 7. | VI. Milk for Swami Li | 2:04 | | 8. | VII. Divertissement | 1:38 | | 9. | VIII. Sweetsour | 2:44 | | 10. | IX. Tarantella | 1:25 | | 11. | X. Romance | 3:07 | | 12. | XI. Fughetta | 2:03 | | 13. | XII. Chorale | 3:04 | | 14. Piano Sonata No. 1 | I. | 8:42 | | 15. | II. Leggiero e legato | 9:02 | | 16. Five Bagatelles | I. Darkly | 2:47 | | 17. | II. Leggiero e legato | 1:09 | | 18. | III. | 1:49 | | 19. | IV. | 1:17 | | 20. | V. Threnody (For All of the Innocent Victims) | 2:31 | | 21. Toccatissimo | | 5:42 |
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 4 Anne Landa Preludes (The) Piano Sonata No. 1 Five Bagatelles Toccatissimo
See also: Piano Solos and Duos |
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The Art of Instrumentation
Homage to Glenn Gould
Nonesuch cat. no. 528982-2
GIDON KREMER + KREMERATA BALTICA
Nonesuch Records released The Art of Instrumentation: Homage to Glenn Gould, by violinist Gidon Kremer and his Kremerata Baltica chamber orchestra, on September 25, 2012, which would have been Gould's 80th birthday. The album comprises 11 pieces and arrangements by contemporary composers that quote from or are inspired by works, mostly by Bach, that Gould famously recorded during his career; two Arnold Schoenberg pieces also are drawn upon in one piece.
Kremer explains: "For the tenth anniversary of the Chamber Music Connects the World festival in Kronberg, Germany in 2010, I took up an idea that happens to have been voiced by a friend of mine, Robert Hurwitz, president of Nonesuch. One day, we were discussing Glenn Gould — whom Bob had known for years and with whom I had spent a long night in the studio, along with András Schiff - when Bob asked me, 'Wouldn't you like to arrange some of the works played by Glenn Gould for strings sometime?'
CONTENTS
| 1 | Dedication to J.S.B. (Valentin Silvestrov) | 5:58 | | 2 | Aria from Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 (Georgs Pelecis) | 3:03 | | 3 | Prelude and Fugue in D minor, from The Well-Tempered Clavier, BWV 851 (Alexander Raskatov) | 3:28 | | 4 | Three Voice Invention in F minor, BWV 795 (Alexander Wustin) | 3:13 | | 5 | Slow Movement, from Cembalo Concerto in F minor, BWV 1056 (Carl Vine) | 5:12 | | 6 | Prelude and Fugue in A minor from The Well-Tempered Clavier, BWV 889 (Raminta Serksnyte) | 4:11 | | 7 | Bridges to Bach (Giya Kancheli) | 7:50 | | 8 | Sarabande in E minor, from Partita No. 6, BWV 830 (Leonid Desyatnikov) | 6:19 | | 9 | Prelude and Fugue in F-sharp minor, from The Well-Tempered Clavier, BWV 883 (Victoria Vita Poleva) | 6:39 | | 10 | After Gould: Goldberg Variations Nos. 30, 19, 4, 18, 22, 26
and Intermezzi, from Arnold Schoenberg's Op. 19 and Op. 47 (Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer) | 5:58 |
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Nonesuch website.
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Music details: Slow Movement, Bach Clavier Concerto BWV1056
See also: Chamber Music Concertos Orchestral |
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Bedevil
One M One Records cat. no. 1M1CD1020
Carl Vine (conductor)
(various musicians)
This CD features Carl Vine's lush and surprising soundtrack to the Tracey Moffatt feature film, Bedevil.
CONTENTS
All tracks composed by Carl Vine Title Sequence
The Swamp
Young Danny Robs the Shop
Harmless Island Travelogue
Young Danny Goes to the Cinema
Young Danny Wrecks the Cinema
The G.I. Revealed
"The Spirits"
Chost Train
Haunted Kangaroo Hunt
Haunting Spirits
Train of Terror
Imelda and Minnie's Story
Spiro's Story
Minnie and Beba Appear
Imelda's Nightmare
Frieda's Story
Minnie and Beba Dance
The Nightmare Ends
End Titles
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Music details: Bedevil
See also: Film/Television |
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Carl Vine - Miklos Maros: Piano Sonatas
Celebrated Lithuanian pianist Daumantas Kirilauskas performs Piano Sonata No 1 (1990) by Australian composer Carl Vine (b. 1954), and Piano Sonata (2002) by the Hungarian composer Miklós Maros (b. 1943).
CONTENTS
| Vine - Piano Sonata No 1 [I] | 09'19" | | Vine - Piano Sonata No 1 [II] | 09'31" | | Maros - Piano Sonata [I] | 13'00" | | Maros - Piano Sonata [II] | 14'54" |
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 1
See also: Piano |
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Carl Vine Complete Piano Sonatas
Dynamic Records cat. no. CDS7931
Pianist Xiaoya Liu has released the first album featuring all four of Carl's piano sonatas. A promotional clip is available on Youtube and the album is on the Dynamic label distributed by Naxos.
CONTENTS
Piano Sonata No 1
Piano Sonata No 2
Piano Sonata No 3
Piano Sonata No 4
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- 19:21
- 16:59
- 14:46 |
For more information on this CD visit the
Dynamic Records website.
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 1 Piano Sonata No. 2 Piano Sonata No. 3 Piano Sonata No. 4
See also: Piano |
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Carl Vine: Sonata for Flute and Piano
Koch Records cat. no. KIC-CD-7658
Flautist Alexa Still and pianist Steve Gosling present an array of new and recent music for flute and piano.
CONTENTS
Ian Clarke - Orange Dawn (1992)
Paul Shoenfield - Achat Sha'alti (1991)
Carl Vine - Sonata for Flute and Piano (1993)
Sofia Gubaidulina - Allegro Rusticana (1963/1993)
Dan Welcher - All the Words to All the Songs (1996)
Joseph Schwantner - Soaring (1986)
Paul Ben-Haim - Three Songs Without Words (1953)
Paul Schoenfield - Ufarsta [Valentine] (1991)
Glen B. Corlese - I Dream'd in a Dream (2002)
Joseph Schwantner - Black Anemones (1981)
Sofia Gubaidulina - Lkage des waldes [Sound of the Forest] (1978)
Anne Boyd - Goldfish Through Summer Rain (1988)
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Koch Records website.
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Music details: Sonata for Flute and Piano
See also: Chamber Music Solos and Duos |
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Caroline Hong Plays Corigliano
Fleur de Son Classics cat. no. FDS 57964
CONTENTS
John Corigliano
Etude-Fantasy for Solo Piano
1. Etude No. 1: For the Left Hand Alone
2. Etude No. 2: Legato
3. Etude No. 3: Fifths to Thirds
4. Etude No. 4: Ornaments
5. Etude No 5: Melody
Lukas Foss
6. Solo for Piano
Carl Vine
Sonata for Piano
7. I.
8. II. Leggiero e legato
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Fleur de Son Classics website.
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 1
See also: Piano Solos and Duos |
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Celebrare
A selection of exciting wind ensemble music performed by the Sydney Conservatorium of Music Wind Symphony
CONTENTS
Celebrare celeberrime (Arr. P. Littlemore for Wind Ensemble) - Carl Vine
Smoke & Mirrors - Erica Muhl
Spoon River - Percy Grainger
E.G.B.D.S. - David Stanhope
Hivemind - Peter Van Zandt Lane
Music for Wind Orchestra "No Strings Attached" - André Previn
Requiem for a City — Matthew Hindson & Paul Mac
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Music details: Celebrare Celeberrime
See also: Orchestral |
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Cello World
Steven Isserlis (cello)
BMG cat. no. 09026-68928-2
In this remarkable disc, renowned British cellist Steven Isserlis has made a very personal selection of his favourite works for solo cello. A range of celebrity accompanists is headed by prominent composer, Thomas Adès. The eponymous work, Inner World by Carl Vine, is the last track in this collection of 18 cello gems.
CONTENTS
| Ludwig van Beethoven | Andante con Variazioni | | Robert Schumman | Intermezzo
(Violin Sonata No. 3) | | Claude Debussy | (Nocturne et) Scherzo | | Hector Berlioz | La Captive, Op. 12
soprano: Felicity Lott | | Gabriel Fauré | Morceau de concours | | Hubert Léonard | Donkey & Driver
arr. Isserlis | | Camille Saint-Saëns | The Swan
pianos: Michael Tilson Thomas
and Dudley Moore | | Hector Villa-Lobos | Song of the Black Swan | | Antonin Dvorák | Romantic Piece, Op. 75, No, 4
arr. Isserlis | | Bohuslav Martinu | Duo for Two Cellos | | David Popper | Dance of the Elves, Op. 39 | | Julius Isserlis | Souvenir russe | | John Taverner | The Child Lived
soprano: Felicity Lott | | Sergei Rachmaninoff | Lied | | Alexander Scriabin | Romance | | Sulkhan Tsintsadze | Chonguri | | Mátyás Seiber | Dance Suite | | Carl Vine | Inner World |
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Music details: Inner World
See also: Electronic Music Solos and Duos |
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Chinese Whispers
Gabriella Smart (piano)
Move Records cat. no. MD3296
Piano works by some of Australia's and China's most outstanding contemporary composers.
Dance tells an eloquent story: it is the physical, visceral celebration of life, from the frenzy of physical abandonment to the caress of a gentle embrace. Music is the pulse that keeps it alive. Composers over the centuries have taken dance forms and metamorphosed them into absolute music, as the supreme abstract expression of art.
Tracks 2, 4, 5, 7 and 10 comprise the program from Chinese Whispers, a performance of contemporary piano solos from Australia and China, and dance duets which tours Australia and China in 2005.
The remaining works are taken from a solo concert Smart gave for the 2003 Melbourne International Festival, the theme of which was the celebration of music and movement. The works of Ludovico Einaudi, Zhu Jian'er, Tan Dun and Michael Nyman are extensions of their ground breaking music for film.
CONTENTS
Canzone popolare (c. 1500)
(from Le Onde) | Italy | Ludovico Einaudi (1955-) | | An Offering of Intimacy (1955) | China | Zhu Jian'er (1922-) | Latin Rhythms
(for prepared piano) | USA/Aus. | Erik Griswold (1969-) | | Suo (2000) | China | Qin Yi (1981-) | | Traces (1992) | China/USA | Tan Dun (1957-) | | 'for Cornelius' (1982) | USA | Alvin Curran (1938-) | Within 'A Prayer at Lamplighting' (2000)
(piano, digital delay & glass rods) | Australia | Constantine Koukias (1965-) | | Scherzo (1983) | China | Jia Daqun (1955-) | | Tango for Tim (1994) | England | Michael Nyman (1944-) | | Five Bagatelles (1994) | Australia | Carl Vine (1954-) |
For more information on this CD visit the
Move Records website.
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Music details: Five Bagatelles
See also: Chamber Music Solos and Duos |
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Detours
Centaur
A unique and beautifully poised performance by pianist Martin Kesuma of music by Enrique Granados, Carl Vine, Alberto Ginastera, Jaya Suprana, Toru Takemitsu, Nikolai Kapustin and Wayne Oquin.
CONTENTS
| Vine | Five Bagatelles | | Ginastera | Piano Sonata No. 1, Op. 22 | | Kapustin | Variations Op. 41 | | Oquin | Detours | | Takemitsu | Rain Tree Sketch II |
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Centaur website.
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Music details: Five Bagatelles
See also: Piano |
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From Shadows
Adam Herd
Master Performers cat. no. MP004
Adam has recently graduated with First Class Honours from the Queensland Conservatorium, where he studied under Natasha Vlassenko. Adam has won many competitions and scholarships including the Keys Australian Music National Piano Competition, the Queensland Piano Competition, the Australian National Eisteddfod, the South East Queensland Concerto Competition, and numerous awards from the Queensland Conservatorium.
In 2007 Adam made his concerto debut with The Queensland Orchestra. In 2008 he performed with the Queensland Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra and received the prestigious Brisbane Club Award. In 2008, Adam also competed in the Sydney International Piano Competition and in 2009 received a Marten Bequest Travelling Scholarship to undertake a master's degree at the Sibelius Academy in Finland.
CONTENTS
Anatoly Liadov
Prelude op 11
Barcarolle op 44
Novelette op 20
Sergei Rachmaninov
Variations on a Theme of Chopin op 22
Carl Vine
Piano Sonata no 3
Astor Piazzolla
Suite para piano op 2, III
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 3
See also: Piano Solos and Duos |
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Inner World
A very personal musical journey by Mikayel Hakhnazaryan, the cellist of the Kuss Quartet, discovering new worlds and searching for their inner voice and inner world. He is joined by Lia Hakhnazaryan on piano.
CONTENTS
| Khachaturian | Dream for Cello and Piano | | Debussy | Sonata for Cello and Piano | | Rachmaninoff | Romances Op 34 (no 14) | | Soghomon Komitas | Krunk | | Adam Khudoyan | Cello Sonata No 1 | | Schumann | Fantasiestück Op 73 | | Bloch | From Jewish Life | | Soghomon | Komitas Garuna | | Tchaikovsky | Valse Sentimental, Op 51 No 6 | | Igor Lobod | Elegy for Cello and Piano | | Carl Vine | Inner World |
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Music details: Inner World |
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Inspired 20th Century Piano Music
Michael Kieran Harvey (solo piano)
AMC (Program Promotions) cat. no. PP-2
A very personal view of the 'great' works for solo piano of this century. Pianist Michael Kieran Harvey brings a unique energy and perspective to four very different musical experiences.
CONTENTS
| Elliott Carter | Piano Sonata (1946) | | Graham Hair | Under Aldebaran (1984) | | Igor Strawinsky | Trois mouvements de 'Petrouchka' (1921) | | Carl Vine | Piano Sonata (1990) |
For more information on this CD visit the
AMC (Program Promotions) website.
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 1
See also: Dance Music Solos and Duos |
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International Neo Classical Competition
Prize Winners Concert Live 2010
Ginza International Music Festival
Office ENZO & Florestan CONTENTS
| | Composer | Work | Performer | Time | | 1 | Francescon Paolo Tosti | Marechiare | Naruhito Inagaki | 3:13 | | 2 | Giacomo Puccini | Tosca, Act I: recondita armonia | Naruhito Inagaki | 2:40 | | 3 | Salvatore Cardillo | Core 'Ngrato | Naruhito Inagaki | 2:46 | | 4 | Amilcare Ponchielli | La Gioconda, Act IV: Suicidio! In questi | Nami Aoyama | 4:29 | | 5 | Giacomo Puccini | Turandot, Act II: In questa reggia | Nami Aoyama | 5:57 | | 6 | Jules Massenet | Le Cid: Pleurez, pleurez mes yeux | Chika Ezawa | 5:18 | | 7 | Giacomo Puccini | Madama Butterfly, Act II: Un bel di, vedremo | Chika Ezawa | 5:55 | | 8 | Carl Vine | Five Bagatelles: II | Rayna Enomoto | 1:20 | | 9 | Carl Vine | Five Bagatelles: IV | Rayna Enomoto | 1:15 | | 10 | Carl Vine | Five Bagatelles: V | Rayna Enomoto | 2:42 | | 11 | Carl Vine | Sonata No. 1: II | Rayna Enomoto | 9:07 | | 12 | Maurice Ravel | Le tombeau de Couperin: I. Prélude | Tomohiro Matsuhashi | 3:12 | | 13 | Maurice Ravel | Le tombeau de Couperin: V. Menuet | Tomohiro Matsuhashi | 4:15 | | 14 | Maurice Ravel | Le tombeau de Couperin: VI. Toccata | Tomohiro Matsuhashi | 3:52 | | 15 | Maurice Ravel | Miroirs: II. Oiseaux tristes | Mina Koike | 3:42 | | 16 | Franz Liszt | Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 in C sharp minor, S244 | Mina Koike | 10:05 | | 17 | Frederic Chopin | Waltz No. 6 in D flat major, Op. 64, No. 1, "Minute" | Kazuya Saito | 2:03 | | 18 | Frederic Chopin | Nocturne No. 13 in C minor, Op. 48, No. 1 | Kazuya Saito | 6:03 | | 19 | Mily Balakirev | Islamey | Kazuya Saito | 8:49 | | 20 | Francis Poulenc | Les Chemins De L'Amour | Saori Kanda | 3:32 | | 21 | Francis Poulenc | Métamorphoses: II. C'est ainsi que tu es | Saori Kanda | 1:14 | | 22 | Francis Poulenc | Métamorphoses: I. Reine des mouettes | Saori Kanda | 2:13 | | 23 | Francis Poulenc | Métamorphoses: III. Paganini | Saori Kanda | 1:19 | | 24 | Francis Poulenc | Les mamelles de Tiresias: Non, Monsieur, mon mari | Saori Kanda | 5:21 | | 25 | Giacomo Puccini | Turandot, Act I: Signore, ascolta! | Yuko Aoyagi | 2:31 | | 26 | Alfredo Casella | 3 Canzoni Trecentesche: Fuor de la bella gaiba | Yuko Aoyagi | 3:25 | | 27 | | Hatsukoi | Yuko Aoyagi | 3:50 | | 28 | | Kayanokiyama | Yuko Aoyagi | 2:40 | | 29 | | Aka-Tombo | Yuko Aoyagi | 3:41 | | 30 | Bill Whelan | Riverdance: Marta's Dance | Percussion Group Ogun | 4:23 | | 31 | Bill Whelan | Riverdance | Percussion Group Ogun | 1:58 |
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 1 Five Bagatelles
See also: Piano Solos and Duos |
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Love, Longing & Lullabies
Tamara Kuldin cat. no. 1
Invetive and loving interpretations of the greatest tunes from The Sound of Music, Gershwin, Hoagy Carmichael, The Beatles and more. Featuring Tamara Kuldin and an ensemble of renowned Australian jazz musicians, this is a beautiful, gentle and evocative album to immerse yourself in. A music box of love, longing and lullabies.
CONTENTS
| 1. | THE NEARNESS OF YOU | 05:51 | | 2. | QUE SERA | 03:26 | | 3. | EMBRACEABLE YOU | 04:22 | | 4. | MY FAVOURITE THINGS | 04:31 | | 5. | SMILE | 03:31 | | 6. | DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME | 03:34 | | 7. | LOVE ME SWEET | 03:13 | | 8. | BLACKBIRD | 03:36 | | 9. | SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW | 05:59 |
For more information on this CD visit the
Tamara Kuldin website.
Music details: Love Me Sweet
See also: Film/Television Vocal |
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Masterprize
EMI Records cat. no. EMI-7243-5-72826-2-8
Daniel Harding (conductor)
London Symphony Orchestra
This is the commercial recording of the 6 finalist works from the Masterprize Competition held at the Barbican, London, in April 1998.
CONTENTS
| Andrew March | Marine - à travers les arbres | | Victoria Borisova-Ollas | Wings of the Wind | | Daniele Gasparini | Through the looking glass | | Stephen Hartke | The Ascent of the Equestrian in a Balloon | | Carl Vine | Descent | | Zhou Long | Two Poems from Tang |
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Music details: Descent
See also: Film/Television Orchestral |
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NEW
Brian Bensing & Marja Mutru
A hand-picked collection of demanding modern works for flute and piano.
CONTENTS
John Rutter - Suite Antique (1979)
Gary Schocker - Sonata No 2, op 32 (1993
Robert Denham - The Lament of Aeneas (2003)
Carl Vine - Sonata for Flute and Piano (1992)
Mike Mower - Fingerbusters (1993)
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Music details: Sonata for Flute and Piano
See also: Chamber Music Solos and Duos |
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New Beginnings
Australian and American Duos for Flute and Piano
The Occeña-Chen Duo
The Occeña-Chen Duo, American flautist Hannah Porter Occeña and Australian-Taiwanese pianist Belle Chen, showcase their shared American and Australian spirit of adventure and opportunity, and trace the establishment of American and Australian classical music traditions after the introduction of European traditions into the 'New World.'
CONTENTS
| John Carmichael - A Little Night Music I+II | 2'44" + 2'41" | | Anne Boyd - Goldfish Through Summer Rain | 4'06" | | Carl Vine - Sonata for Flute and Piano | 4'51" + 4'05" + 4'03" | | Robert Beaser - The Old Men Admiring Themselves in the Water | 2'55" |
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Music details: Sonata for Flute and Piano
See also: Chamber Music Solos and Duos |
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Pipe Dreams
BIS Records cat. no. BIS-1789
On a wide selection of recordings – solo, with orchestra, and in chamber music – Sharon Bezaly has demonstrated not only ‘utter commitment to the works’ but also ‘the most technically assured, breathtakingly brilliant flute-playing around’ (Fanfare).
On Pipe Dreams, she appears with the eminent Australian Chamber Orchestra and their leader Richard Tognetti in a programme which takes its name from the Australian composer Carl Vine’s work for flute and orchestra. As the composer writes, a basic idea for the work is ‘the folly that a flute – the instrument itself – might harbour its own secret wishes. In a universe where all is possible, what might a flute dream?’ Intriguingly this also offers a key for possible interpretations of the other works on the disc.
The Pitangus Sulphuratus of the Venzuelan composer Adina Izarra’s concerto – composed in 1987, but with a new cadenza written especially for Bezaly – is a yellow and brown bird found in great numbers in the Caracas valley. Its call appears throughout the piece, especially in evocations (or dreams?) of moods typical of Caracas: a lazy and hot March afternoon, or the gentle swinging of a hammock. Such episodes are interspersed with fast and rhythmically intricate variations on the merengue.
Another dance, the tango, makes a fleeting and inconclusive, almost dreamlike appearance in Flute Concerto with Tango, which the Uruguayan composer and celebrated conductor José Serebrier has dedicated to Sharon Bezaly. Impresiones de la Puna, finally, embodies the dream of an eighteen-year-old Alberto Ginastera of finding a truly Argentinean musical language, tracing it back to the indigenous music of the high plateaus of the central Andes, the puna.
CONTENTS
José Serebrier - Flute Concerto with Tango
1. I. Quasi Presto [5'16]
2. II. Cadenza. Andante rubato [3'51]
3. III. Fantasia [5'46]
4. IV. Tango inconclusivo [2'32]
5. V. Allegro comodo [4'36]
Adina Izarra
6. Pitangus Sulphuratus [15'05]
Carl Vine
7. Pipe Dreams [14'53]
Alberto E. Ginastera - Impresiones de la Puna
8. I. Quena [2'19]
9. II. Canción – Yaraví – Tempo I [1'46]
10. III. Danza [2'46]
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Music details: Pipe Dreams
See also: Concertos Orchestral |
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Prevailing Winds
OLGP cat. no. 245CD
A collection of modern flute music performed by Immanuel Davis accompanied by Stephen Gosling on the piano. Immanuel Davis has been Professor of Flute at the University of Minnesota since 2001.
CONTENTS
1-3. Carl Vine: Flute Sonata (1992)
4-5. Alfredo Casella: Sicilienne et Burlesque op 23 (1914)
6-8. M. Carmargo Guarnieri: Sonatine (1947)
9-10. Ronn Yedidia: Arabesque and Lullaby (1983)
11. Albert Roussel: Andante et Scherzo op 51 (1934)
12. David Lang: Vent (1990)
13. Kent Kennan: Night Soliloquy (1936)
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Music details: Sonata for Flute and Piano
See also: Chamber Music Solos and Duos |
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Rabid Bay
Move Records cat. no. MD3288
Michael Kieran Harvey is one of the foremost interpreters of contemporary piano music of his generation. A champion of Australian music and himself a composer, he regularly commissions new Australian music and has performed Australian music with Australia's leading contemporary music ensembles and orchestras. This recording presents some of Australia's cutting edge piano music - bold and experimental, but also increasingly lyrical.
"I have developed close relationships with all the composers involved over the years. They represent an exciting younger generation of Australian composers. All are developing ways to address the question of fine art music and technology and acoustic instruments in this new century. They display an irresistable energy which in performance is communicated to a broad range of ages." - Michael Kieran Harvey
CONTENTS
| Nigel Westlake | Piano Sonata | | Lawrence Whiffin | Sonata for Piano, Mechanical Mirrors | | Kate Tempany | The Promise of Water | | Tim Dargaville | Negra I for piano solo | | Michael Kieran Harvey | Pink Nautilus (2003) | | Carl Vine | Rash (1997) | | Kate Neal | Rabid Bay |
For more information on this CD visit the
Move Records website.
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Music details: Rash
See also: Chamber Music Solos and Duos |
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Samsara
Australia Ensemble
Australian Music Centre cat. no. VAST020-2
The Australia Ensemble, resident at The University of New South Wales, performs works by Larry Sitsky, Gordon Kerry, Don Banks, Bozidar Kos and Carl Vine.
"It is the Samsara CD for which I have unreserved praise ... First rate." - Lyle Chan, Soundscapes Magazine
CONTENTS
| Larry Sitsky | Samsara | | Gordon Kerry | Sonata da camera | | Don Banks | Divertimento for flute and string trio | | Bozidar Kos | Catena 2 | | Carl Vine | Miniature IV |
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Australian Music Centre website.
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Music details: Miniature IV
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Schimmel Concert Grand Piano
The Team of Pianists
Move Records cat. no. MCD301
The Team of Pianists has already eight commercial CDs, and now the ninth is
Schimmel Artist Collection: Australia's renowned Team of Pianists presenting
the new Schimmel Concert Grand Piano K 256.
The Team has the honour of this CD being the inaugural recording in
Schimmel's Artist Collection series. The Team of Pianists comprises four
principal partner-members; Max Cooke OAM, Darryl Coote, Robert Chamberlain
and Rohan Murray. As Artists-in-Residence at Glenfern Estate in East St.
Kilda, they conduct regular concerts including the summer Rigg Bequest
series Classic Music in Historic Venues during the summer, and the popular
series Twilight Chamber Music at Rippon Lea in winter.
The new Schimmel K 256 Concert Grand Piano was shipped to Melbourne in
August 2005, where it was unboxed and assembled in the warehouse of Bernies
Music Land in Ringwood. This allowed the Team partners to rehearse and
become familiar with the instrument's touch and character prior to recording
in the studio. Agents for Schimmel pianos is Bernies Music Land, Ringwood,
sponsors of the Team of Pianists, who made the production of this CD
possible. Following delivery to the studios of Move Records in Eaglemont,
the recording sessions took place between 17 and October 2005.
The selection of music comprises works for piano duet by Brahms, solos by
Chopin, Debussy, Schumann, Gottschalk and Vine, which sit alongside the
Saint-Saens' Sonata for clarinet and piano, Opus 167, which features guest
clarinettist Craig Hill from the Melbourne Symphony.
CONTENTS
- Waltzes for four hands by Johannes Brahms played by Darryl Coote and Max Cooke
- Etude in C minor Op 10 No. 12 (Revolutionary) played by Rohan Murray
- Relets dans l'Eau (images 1, 1905) played by Darryl Coote
- Sonata for clarinet and piano Op. 167 by Camille Saint-Saens. Played by Craig Hill, Clarinet and Robert Chamberlain, piano.
- Romance in F sharp major, Op. 28 No. 2 by Schumann played by Max Cooke
- The Banjo by Louis Moreau Gottschalk played by Robert Chamberlain
- Piano Sonata No 1 (1990) by Carl Vine played by Rohan Murray
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Move Records website.
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 1
See also: Piano |
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Scriabin & Vine
American pianist and fine art photographer Elina Akselrud has released a digital music album for solo piano. It features Scriabin's 24 Preludes op 11 and Carl's 3rd Piano Sonata.
CONTENTS
| Scriabin | 24 Preludes op 11 | | Carl Vine | Piano Sonata No 3 |
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 3
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Sergei Babayan
ProPiano Records cat. no. PPR224517
Sergei Babayan (solo piano)
A remarkable collection of twentieth century works for solo piano including "Piano Sonata No. 1" by Carl Vine.
CONTENTS
| Olivier Messiaen | from "Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant Jésus":
XI, XIII, XV | | Carl Vine | Piano Sonata (1990) | | Ottorino Respighi | Prelude No. 1 from
"Three Preludes on Gregorian Melodies"
Notturno | | Gyorgy Ligeti | From Music Ricercata (1951-1953)
I, III, VII |
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 1
See also: Solos and Duos |
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Serious Cabaret
Mary Carewe (voice) and Philip Mayers (piano)
Orchid Classics cat. no. ORC 100021
'Life is a cabaret', someone said, or sang, and perhaps the reverse would have to be true as well. So welcome to this cabaret and welcome to life – life as it is lived in the early hours, or more likely as it is remembered, and dreamed of, and hoped for. Lucklessness is the main dish, with irony on the side, and a squeeze of optimism.
The programme spans almost the whole of the twentieth century, with contributions from both sides of the Atlantic, but we seem to be listening to one person's story. 'Diamonds are forever', she sings, with an erotic charge rather different from Shirley Bassey's on the soundtrack of the 1971 film. Would those, then, be the same diamonds she goes on to mention in 'What good would the moon be?', from Kurt Weill's 1947 show Street Scene? The piano makes the connection, but the singer is moving on, from sensuality to the 'L' word – only to pull herself back because, as the 1950 John Duke song has it, 'I can't be talkin' of love'. Duke, a conservatory-trained musician and a professor, was a composer mostly of art songs, but at this time of night the barriers have dropped.
Friedrich Hollaender was also conservatory-trained, in Berlin, with the composer of Hansel and Gretel his teacher, before he started contributing to the city's thriving cabaret and film culture in the last years of the Weimar Republic. His 'O just suppose' of 1928 neatly complicates the emerging picture, and perhaps explains why the singer has to tell herself, to Noël Coward's words, 'it's no use competing'. Written for the 1925 revue On with the Dance, 'Poor little rich girl' was one of Coward's earliest successes as a songwriter. Samuel Barber's 'Promiscuity' then seems to take us back to Hollaender's triangle, if not to some larger polygon, but the words here are more than a thousand years old, and Irish, the song coming from a group in which the composer set old Irish poems (Hermit Songs, 1955).
To whom can a woman turn under such circumstances? Her hairdresser. Carl Vine's 'Aria' (1984) is the luminous remnant of a planned operatic collaboration with Patrick White, featuring the wife of an executive. And perhaps this is the same person who finds herself right here, at a cabaret, in 'Over the piano', from the first of four volumes of cabaret songs by William Bolcom and Arnold Weinstein.
Two songs by the Russian-born composer Mischa Spoliansky take us back to Berlin, where Spoliansky studied at the same conservatory as Hollaender (but a little earlier) and, together with the writer Marcellus Schiffer, helped create twenties-style Berlin cabaret song. In 'Maskulinum – Femininum' our protagonist has new problems, and new solutions, while in 'It's all a swindle' she gives us some of the social criticism for which the cabaret stage was also a platform. But though we might think of Berlin cabaret as a phenomenon of the Weimar period, it was already going strong at the turn of the century, when composers for it included Arnold Schoenberg and his brother-in-law Alexander von Zemlinsky, whose weird 'Herr Bombardil' was one of a pair of cabaret songs.
Social criticism turns into outright political satire in Stefan Wolpe's astonishing singing cartoon of 1930, 'Hitler'. Three years later the man was in power, and Wolpe was one of many composers forced to leave Berlin, along with Zemlinsky, Spoliansky, Hollaender and Weill. They went in various directions, Weill ultimately to New York, which is where we find him again in, appropriately enough, 'I'm a stranger here myself' – though the song, from the 1943 show One Touch of Venus, for which Ogden Nash wrote the lyrics, returns us to cabaret's wary, weary familiarity with the pinball machine of love. There our singing traveller finds herself at a low point in 'At the last lousy moments of love', another number from the Bolcom/Weinstein books of cabaret songs.
Cabaret style, though, is essentially in the performance, and it can find its material in classical art song or pop, given a hint of sophistication to work on. Two songs from the former category come next, both to words by distinguished writers and both having to do with being alone. Paul Bowles set a letter he had received from Gertrude Stein in January 1932, when he was in hospital in Turin and she was urging him to return to Paris. 'Solitary hotel', from another Barber collection, Despite and Still (1968-9), takes a passage from Joyce's Ulysses into a slow tango.
Soon, however, the character before us is back in action. Philip Mayers's Bach-style accompaniment neatly offsets her readiness to 'Do it again', in a song Gershwin wrote with one of his regular lyricists of the time, Buddy DeSylva, for a 1922 Broadway show, The French Doll. 'Candy machine' – by Jack Gottlieb, who, like his near contemporary Bolcom, was part of the late-twentieth-century cabaret revival – amplifies that readiness outrageously, after which it would have to be 'Toothbrush time', and another song from Bolcom and Weinstein. The partners here seem at first to be winding down, but turn out to be winding up. But then, if cabaret is all about disillusionment, it is also all about ambiguity. Both figure in Charles Ives's joky 'Romanzo (di Central Park)', setting a 'love song' by the nineteenth-century poet and essayist Leigh Hunt in which all but the rhyme words have been left out.
It is getting late now, and the past is growing longer, to be recollected with whatever drained cocktail of fondness and melancholy in 'Three', where Paul Bowles this time sets words by Tennessee Williams. As to the future, perhaps it is already over for the one who is 'sitting here waiting' in 'Then', a song that Marc Blitzstein has rotating through the same grim harmonic progression. Or perhaps it is not.
What a party it was, though, as 'O close the curtain', a last song from Bolcom and Weinstein, reminds us. Then it's encore time: Noël Coward's indefatigable 'Mad dogs and Englishmen' (an encore for Mr Mayers, too). But still a question lingers and, in a ballad from Lionel Bart's Oliver!, finally dares to come forward.
© Paul Griffiths, 2011, all rights reserved.
CONTENTS
Diamonds Are Forever (John Barry, Don Black, 1971)
What Good Would The Moon Be? (Kurt Weill, Langston Hughes, 1947)
I Can't Be Talkin' Of Love (John Duke, Esther Mathews, 1950)
O Just Suppose (Friedrich Hollaender, 1928)
Poor Little Rich Girl (Noël Coward, 1925)
Promiscuity (Samuel Barber, Anonymous, tr. Kenneth Jackson, 1953)
Aria (Carl Vine, Patrick White, 1984)
Over The Piano (William Bolcom, Arnold Weinstein, 1971)
Maskulinum – Femininum (Mischa Spoliansky, Marcellus Schiffer, 1921-1924)
It's All A Swindle (Mischa Spoliansky, Marcellus Schiffer, 1931)
Herr Bombardil (Alexander Zemlinsky, Rudolf Alexander Schröder, 1901)
Hitler (Stefan Wolpe, 1930)
I'm A Stranger Here Myself (Kurt Weill, Ogden Nash, 1943)
At The Last Lousy Moments Of Love (William Bolcom, Arnold Weinstein, 1997)
Letter To Freddy (Paul Bowles, Gertrude Stein, 1935)
Solitary Hotel (Samuel Barber, James Joyce, 1969)
Do It Again (George Gershwin, Buddy DeSylva, 1922)
Candy Machine (Jack Gottlieb, 1991)
Toothbrush Time (William Bolcom, Arnold Weinstein, 1985)
Romanzo (Di Central Park) (Charles Ives, Leigh Hunt, 1900)
Three (Paul Bowles, Tennessee Williams, 1947)
Then (Marc Blitzstein, 1962)
O Close The Curtain (William Bolcom, Arnold Weinstein, 1985)
Mad Dogs And Englishmen (Noël Coward, 1932)
Where Is Love? (Lionel Bart, 1959)
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Music details: Aria
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Spin
Australian Solo Piano Works
Australian Music Centre cat. no. VAST029-2
Jeanell Carrigan, piano
Jeanell Carrigan studied in Australia, Germany and Switzerland and has been heralded as one of the most sensitive and dextrous pianists to have arrived on the Sydney scene for some time' (Sydney Morning Herald). She has recently completed a Doctorate of Creative Arts in music performance at the University of Wollongong, and is currently a member of staff at the Australian Institute of Music.
CONTENTS
| Matthew Hindson | Moments of Plastic Jubilation | | Ross Edwards | Three Australian Waltzes | | Andrew Peachey | Contrasting Scenes I & II | | Lawrence Whiffin | The Serious Clown | | Bernadette Dowling | Little Transformations | | David Basden | Spin | | Cathie Travers | Patient Zero | | Stephen Cronin | Fragments | | Phillip Wilcher | Consolation | | Carl Vine | Red Blues | | Amanda Handel | Tiny Flower | | Paul Stanhope | Three Little Piano Pieces | | Wendy Hiscocks | Rainforest Toccata | | Ian Farr | The Baby Under the Bridge | | Eric Gross | Jeanelligans | | Robert Davidson | Circumference |
For more information on this CD visit the
Australian Music Centre website.
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Music details: Red Blues
See also: Chamber Music Solos and Duos |
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Sydney Symphony Under Sails
Orchestral Favourites from Around the World
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra conducted by Edo de Waart. Recorded at the Sydney Opera House, January 1997.
CONTENTS
Albinoni - Adagio for Strings and Organ in G minor
Berlioz - Béatrice et Bénédict
Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 in D major, Op. 39 No. 1
Gershwin - Cuban Overture
Smetana - Má Vlast
Carl Vine - Celebrare Celeberrime
Wagner - Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg
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Music details: Celebrare Celeberrime
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Tensile Flame
Move Records cat. no. MD3286
Pianist Michael Kieran Harvey says of this recording: "My interest in the music of Liszt resulted in the first compact disc, originally released in 1991. The record traces the influence of the Liszt B minor Sonata on three early 20th Century composers: Rachmaninov, Ravel and Skryabin.
The second CD, first released in 1992, is a departure from the mainstream virtuoso repertoire, and reflects my interest in contemporary music. It features Australian composer Carl Vine's Piano Sonata (1990) and gives a perspective on Vine's individual style by including works seminal to his compositional processes, such as Elliott Carter's Piano Sonata (1946), Stravinsky's Three Pieces from Petrouchka (1921) and the Australian composer Graham Hair's Under Aldebaran (1986)."
CONTENTS
| Disc One: | | Ferencz (Franz) Liszt | Sonata in B minor | | Alexander Skriabin | Vers la Flamme | | Sergey Rakhmaninov | Etudes Op 39 Nos 1-3 | | Maurice Ravel | Gaspard de la nuit | | | | Disc Two: | | Igor Stravinsky | Trois movements de Petrouchka | | Elliott Carter | Sonata | | Graham Hair | Under Aldebaran | | Carl Vine | Piano Sonata 1990 |
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Move Records website.
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 1
See also: Chamber Music Solos and Duos |
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The Glad Tomorrow
Kin Music cat. no. 2019
Australian singer-songwriter Katie Noonan commissioned ten composers to create musical settings of poetry by the extraordinary indigenous writer Oodgeroo Noonuccal. This CD is the first recording of those works performed by Katie and the Australian String Quartet.
CONTENTS
| poem | composer | duration | | A Song Of Hope | Katie Noonan | 3:40 | | The Curlew Cried | Thomas Green | 5:40 | | Then and Now | Carl Vine | 5:19 | | No More Boomerang | David Hirshcfelder | 5:32 | | Song | Iain Grandage | 4:10 | | Balance | Robert Davidson | 4:24 | | Tree Grave | Elena Kats-Chernin | 3:55 | | United We Win | William Barton | 6:51 | | Dawn Wail for the Dead | Connor D'Netto | 5:55 | | Son Of Mine | Richard Tognetti | 5:18 |
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Music details: Then and Now
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The Tempest
TSO
A dazzling new release in the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra's Australian Composer Series. Regarded as one of the world's finest small orchestras, the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra will release CDs devoted to Australian composers. This is an incredibly exciting project.
The TSO Australian Composer Series will manifest the richness of our musical creation, both past and present. These recordings will become an expression of possibility for present and future generations of composers and performers enabling the unique voices of our composers to be heard across the world.
CONTENTS
Smith's Alchemy
Suite from The Tempest
Canzona
Oboe Concerto
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TSO website.
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Music details: Oboe Concerto Prologue and Canzona Smith's Alchemy The Tempest (ballet)
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Threnody
AMC cat. no. ASTRA CD-1
Michael Kieran Harvey (solo piano)
New works for solo piano including Vine's 'Five Bagatelles'
CONTENTS
| Michael Kieran Harvey | Toccata DNA | | Carl Vine | Five Bagatelles | | Stuart Campbell | Quaquaversal | | John McCaughey | Eight Preludes | | Andrew Byrne | Within Stanzas | | Keith Humble | Eight Bagatelles | | James Anderson | Reveria Im Neuen Stil | | Michael Kieran Harvey | Addict |
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AMC website.
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Music details: Five Bagatelles
See also: Solos and Duos |
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Van Cliburn Piano Competition (12th)
Joyce Yang, Silver Medalist
Harmonia Mundi cat. no. HMU907405
First held in 1962, the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition has established itself as a joyous festival dedicated to the discovery and celebration of the world's finest young pianists. Every four years, the Van Cliburn Foundation offers the opportunity for a select group of outstanding musicians to showcase their talent while challenging themselves to reach new standards of artistic excellence.
"A brilliant pianist and a million-volt presence onstage" - Dallas Morning News
CONTENTS
Johann Sebastian Bach
Overture in the French style [Partita in B minor], BWV 831 19:23
Ouverture 6:49
Courante 1:01
Gavotte I & II 1:59
Passepied I & II 1:42
Sarabande 2:19
Bourree I & II 1:23
Gigue 1:11
Echo 2:56
Franz Liszt
Reminiscences de Don Juan 18:04
Carl Vine
Piano Sonata No.1 17:12
Domenico Scarlatti
Sonata in D major, K.492 2:20
Franz Liszt
Hungarian Rhapsody No.6 7:14
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Harmonia Mundi website.
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 1
See also: Dance Music Solos and Duos |
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Veiled Virtuosity
Amir Farid (Piano)
Move Records cat. no. MD3331
Winner of the 2006 Australian National Piano Award, pianist Amir Farid has been described as "a highly creative musician - a pianist of great intelligence and integrity. He brings strong musical substance to all that he does, imbuing it with his own particular experience and understanding", and who "in a well populated field...distinguishes himself for all the right reasons".
This is Amir's Debut CD.
CONTENTS
| Javad Maroufi | Golden Dreams | | Johannes Brahms | Rhapsody in B minor, Op 79, No 1 | | Franz Liszt | Consolation No 3 | | Ludwig van Beethoven | Sonata in C, Op 53 "Waldstein" | | Javad Maroufi | Prelude | | Stuart Greenbaum | Evocation | | Sergei Prokofiev | Toccata, Op 11 | | Carl Vine | 5 Bagatelles |
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Move Records website.
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Music details: Five Bagatelles
See also: Chamber Music Piano |
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Vine, Gershwin & Kennison: Works for Piano
Caroline Hong
Fleur De Son
Fleur de Son now possesses the complete solo piano sonatas of Carl Vine recorded by Caroline Hong, this album containing Carl Vine's Second and Third Piano Sonatas. Also included is the World Premiere recording of Kendall Kennison's Glasovir , and the complete Etudes of Earl Wild's transcriptions on George Gershwin melodies. Caroline Hong has established herself as an interpreter of living composers piano solo music. Her performances of traditional repertoire have been noted for lyrical, expressive, powerful, and formidable pianism. Caroline Hong earned her D.M. from Indiana University, M.M. from the Juilliard School in New York, and a B.M. from the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University. She is active internationally as a recitalist, masterclass teacher, and adjudicator.
CONTENTS
Piano Sonata No. 2 - Carl Vine
Glasovir- Kendall Kennison
7 Virtuoso Études (After Gershwin) - Earl Wild
Piano Sonata No. 3 - Carl Vine
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Fleur De Son website.
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Music details: Piano Sonata No. 2 Piano Sonata No. 3
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With Love and Fury
KIN Music
Katie Noonan, one of Australia’s most versatile and beloved vocalists, joins the UK’s perpetually intrepid Brodsky Quartet in a stunning new collaboration.
Inspired by the evocative poetry of Judith Wright, Noonan and the Brodsky Quartet perform specially commissioned works by Australian composers including Carl Vine, Elena Kats-Chernin, Richard Tognetti, Iain Grandage, Andrew Ford, David Hirschfelder, Paul Grabowsky, Paul Dean and John Rodgers. This is an exquisite, spine-tingling performance of world-class proportion, with a distinctly Australian voice.
CONTENTS
1. Late Spring (Elena Kats-Chernin)
2. To a Child (David Hirschfelder)
3. Sonnet for Christmas (Paul Dean)
4. After the Visitors (Andrew Ford)
5. The Surfer (Katie Noonan)
6. Night after Bushfire (Iain Grandage)
7. The Company of Lovers (Paul Grabowsky)
8. Failure of Communication (John Rodgers)
9. The Slope [a.k.a. Poets & Fighters] (Carl Vine)
10. Metho Drinker (Richard Tognetti)
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Music details: Poets and Fighters
See also: Chamber Music Vocal |
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