Ruth Slenczynska inherited the music of the 19th century from musicians like Rachmaninoff, Schnabel, Backhaus and Cortot, contributed to the evolution of the piano art in 20th century, and now, with the latest recording of Brahms' 30 piano pieces, she raises the question to all of us: "What is the real value of piano music to people livin in the 21st century?"

Friday, February 25, 2011

Vol.1

First Japan Live Recording in Liu Mifune Art Ensemble, Okayama, & Okayama Symphony Hall (Nov. 2003)
Piano : Steinway (1926) in Liu Mifune Art Ensemble


CD 1
1. Johannes Brahms Rhapsody No.1 in B minor Op. 79-1
2. Dmitry Shostakovich 24 Preludes and Fugues Op. 87 o.5
Prelude and Fuga
3. Ludwig. V. Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 7 in D major Op. 10-3
4. Sergei Rachmaninov Daisies Op. 38-3
5. Sergei Rachmaninov Prelude Op. 32-1
6. Sergei Rachmaninov Prelude Op. 32-12
7. Sergei Rachmaninov Prelude Op. 23-2
8. Sergei Rachmaninov Prelude Op.32-5

Encore
1. Robert Schumann ‘Von fremden’ From Kinderszenen Op. 15
2. Frederic Chopin Waltz No.7 in C sharp minor Op. 64-2
3. Frederic Chopin Waltz No.6 in D flat major Op. 64-1’ Petit chien’

CD 2
1. Frederic Chopin 24 Preludes Op.28
2. Robert Schumann ‘Myrthen’ Op. 25—‘Widmung’ (arr. F. Liszt)

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