Balakirev - Complete Piano Works Vol.5: Original Works and Transcriptions
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Label: Grand Piano
Cat No: GP811
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Instrumental
Release Date: 13th September 2019
Contents
Works
Gondellied in A minorImpromptu (after Chopin's Preludes)
Polonaise brillante
Reminiscences of Glinka's opera 'A Life for the Czar'
Tarantelle
String Quartet no.8 in E minor, op.59 no.2 'Razumovsky'
Mazurka brillante, S221
Artists
Nicholas Walker (piano)Works
Gondellied in A minorImpromptu (after Chopin's Preludes)
Polonaise brillante
Reminiscences of Glinka's opera 'A Life for the Czar'
Tarantelle
String Quartet no.8 in E minor, op.59 no.2 'Razumovsky'
Mazurka brillante, S221
Artists
Nicholas Walker (piano)About
Nicholas Walker studied at the Royal Academy of Music and the Moscow Conservatoire. Winner of the first Newport International Piano competition, he has performed with major British orchestras, given recitals worldwide, and recorded for the BBC, BMG Arte Nova, ASV, Chandos and Danacord labels. He is also sought after as an imaginative and sensitive accompanist. Although his Beethoven performances have brought him special critical acclaim, he is best known for championing the neglected leader of ‘The Mighty Handful’, Mili Alekseyevich Balakirev. In 2010 he organised the Balakirev Centenary concerts in London. He also teaches at the Royal Academy of Music.
‘I have no doubt that Walker’s series will replace Paley as the reference set for Balakirev and expect the journey towards its completion will be quite enjoyable.’ – American Record Guide on Vol.2 (GP713)
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