CD, Czerny (composer)
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The endlessly ear-opening consequences are riveting; the wide-ranging aplomb of Beethoven's Variations could have been conceived with Staier's musical curiosity and flair in mind...This isn't... — More…
Awards:
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BBC Music Magazine Awards, 2013, Instrumental Finalist
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BBC Music Magazine, August 2012, Disc of the month
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Gramophone Magazine, August 2012, Editor's Choice
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Building a Library, June 2017, First Choice
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The individual variations, specially commissioned from contemporary composers and played here en suite, share an aroma of freshness due to their unfamiliarity. They also elicit from Buchbinder... — More…
Awards:
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Presto Editor's Choice, March 2020
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Opus Klassik Awards, 2020, Nominee - Instrumentalist of the Year
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Purchase product
2 CDs
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The Romantic Piano Concerto 71 - Czerny
Howard Shelley (piano/conductor)
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
in the later Piano Concerto in A Minor Czerny’s limpid writing emulates Chopin in its attractive, early romanticism — an unexpected delight… — More…
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Mamou gives it her best shot but there’s little she can do with it beyond the propriety and grace that informs all her playing. If at the end of the day one yearns for a bit of extra magic,... — More…
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…Pianists Callaghan and Shanahan perform the music with compelling energy, technical panache, and stylish flair. They deliver a most enjoyable recital. — More…
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He treats them all with love; treats them as great music, too, showering on even the frailest the full blast of his interpretive powers...Clarity and elegance illuminate two bits of Bach and... — More…
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Everything here…is a gratifying listening experience, and the untainted enjoyment of Gray’s participating pupils (mostly schoolchildren) is palpable. — More…
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Special offer. Czerny: Second Grand Concerto in E Flat major, Concertino, Rondino
Rosemary Tuck (piano)
English Chamber Orchestra, Richard Bonynge
Czerny had no problem coming up with melodies but he lacked Beethoven’s gift for the twist that lodges them so indelibly in the mind...Rosemary Tuck makes a fine case for all this interesting,... — More…
