Bartók - 3 Studies, BB 81, Sz. 72, Op. 18
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Instrumental » Piano Solos
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Bartók: Sonata for two pianos and percussion
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Cédric Tiberghien (piano), with François-Frédéric Guy (piano), Colin Currie (percussion), Sam Walton (percussion)
Tiberghien meets all the technical challenges in these pieces with seeming effortlessness. His touch is pellucid, and he knows ho to bring out the charm of Bartók’s arrangements; every grace... —
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As she navigates through this widely varied repertoire, she reveals her virtues clearly...if you're interested in a preview of the next pianistic generation, you'll want to hear this release. —
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Special offer. Kocsis plays Bartók - Complete Solo Piano Music
RecommendedAll of the solo piano recordings now appear for the first time in an integral collector edition and this set is a “must” for any collector interested in one of the major contributions to twentieth-century piano repertory
Zoltán Kocsis (piano)
Awards:
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Penguin Guide, Rosette
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His powerful technique motors through Prokofiev’s four miniatures with tremendous confidence, relishing their naughty-boy dissonances, and he treats the Lisztian flourishes that occasionally... —
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[Bartók’s] roots in late Romanticism are laid bare in the Four Piano Pieces from 1903, and in many ways it’s the work that shows Bach’s pianism off to best advantage, revealing a subtlety of... —
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it remains the classic set for the foreseeable future. Bartok playing doesn't come any better than this - nor does piano recording. Kocsis penetrates to the very centre and soul of this music... —
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a player of great intelligence, capable of really sustained concentration ... the musicianship is impressive. —
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