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Special offer. Julius Drake: Songs Without Words

Julius Drake (piano)

Julius Drake: Songs Without Words
It's a treat to hear [Drake] take centre stage...the recital evokes lullabies and moonlight, nostalgia and intimacy, all of it cushioned by Drake's warm sound, beautiful phrasing and affectionate...

Special offer. Julius Drake: Songs Without Words

Julius Drake (piano)

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It's a treat to hear [Drake] take centre stage...the recital evokes lullabies and moonlight, nostalgia and intimacy, all of it cushioned by Drake's warm sound, beautiful phrasing and affectionate...

About

Julius Drake is renowned as one of the best accompanists working today and has chosen the ATMA label to record his first solo CD. He has conceived this recording as a personal journal and performs selections from Brahms’ Intermezzi, Mendelssohn’s Lieder ohne Worte and Schubert’s Moments musicaux, among others.

Contents and tracklist

Mignon
Track length3:17
Melodie
Track length1:07
No. 116, Melody
Track length1:19
No. 100, Like a Folksong
Track length0:56
No. 107, Melody in the Mist
Track length1:30
No. 97, Notturno
Track length1:50

Awards and reviews

September 2011

It's a treat to hear [Drake] take centre stage...the recital evokes lullabies and moonlight, nostalgia and intimacy, all of it cushioned by Drake's warm sound, beautiful phrasing and affectionate touch...There's a lovely unity to it and the pieces are well ordered to complement one another.

Awards Issue 2011

Ironically, this solo recital may serve its most useful purpose in an accompanying role, for sophisticated background music at a small gathering or dinner party. Not that there's anything wrong with that…
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