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Glinka: Piano Variations, A Greeting to My Homeland, Nocturnes

Ton Nu Nguyet Minh (piano)

Glinka: Piano Variations, A Greeting to My Homeland, Nocturnes
The reason to delight in these admittedly thin pickings is entirely down to the effervescent, stylish and sensitive playing of the Vietnamese pianist Ton Nu Nguyet Minh…her deft, lightly pedalled...

Glinka: Piano Variations, A Greeting to My Homeland, Nocturnes

Ton Nu Nguyet Minh (piano)

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The reason to delight in these admittedly thin pickings is entirely down to the effervescent, stylish and sensitive playing of the Vietnamese pianist Ton Nu Nguyet Minh…her deft, lightly pedalled...

About

In Russia, it is said that Pushkin is the sun of poetry, but Glinka is the Pushkin of music, an indication of the high esteem in which Glinka is held in his homeland. Glinka was briefly a student of John Field, during the Irish pianist-composer's time in St Petersburg and, throughout his life, Glinka's music remained heavily influenced by Field. As with the early works by Frédéric Chopin, who was also influenced by Field and Hummel, Glinka’s piano works are written in this ‘brilliant style’, which might also be described as ‘instrumental bel canto’.

Contents and tracklist

IV. Thème écossais varié
Track length8:15
I. Souvenir d'une mazurka
Track length4:12
II. Barcarolle
Track length6:21
III. Prière
Track length9:49

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Awards Issue 2016

The reason to delight in these admittedly thin pickings is entirely down to the effervescent, stylish and sensitive playing of the Vietnamese pianist Ton Nu Nguyet Minh…her deft, lightly pedalled touch in the florid passagework reminded me of Howard Shelley, and that’s saying something: able to make much from very little, as well as the best possible case for Glinka’s uneven output
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