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these famous pieces appear transfigured here in a kaleidoscope of colors in which the violoncello piccolo intertwines with the keyboard

the Second Symphony was an immediate success with audiences and critics alike

The sensitivity and poetry of his touch but also the maturity of his interpretations are unanimously agreed to distinguish this young French pianist from other performers of his generation

They are also considered among the most dramatic and challenging works in the duo repertoire

218] "very romantic

All three composers represented here found a welcoming refuge in this country after the Second World War and

Immediately after starting in his post as Superintendent of the House Music in 1689

Additional recordings took place in various other places

Although the sonatas were not published together with the composer's own variants on them

We never use a set list from night to night so the show is ever-evolving

GRAMMY Award-winning bluegrass

and Spider Wilson