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Complete Solo Piano Music Vol. 3 - Classical Piano Sheet Music Collection for Beginners & Advanced Players | Perfect for Home Practice, Recitals & Music Lessons
Complete Solo Piano Music Vol. 3 - Classical Piano Sheet Music Collection for Beginners & Advanced Players | Perfect for Home Practice, Recitals & Music Lessons

Complete Solo Piano Music Vol. 3 - Classical Piano Sheet Music Collection for Beginners & Advanced Players | Perfect for Home Practice, Recitals & Music Lessons

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Product Description Critical acclaim for Jonathan Plowright's two previous discs in his series of Brahmss works for solo piano includes distinctions such as 10/10 on the website Classics Today and top marks in Diapason as well as Instrumental Choice of the Month in BBC Music Magazine. On his third disc Plowright presents the listener with two seemingly contradictory aspects of Johannes Brahms: the deeply serious, emotionally charged, but also meticulously constructed late Piano Pieces of Op. 118 and their precursor Op. 76 appear side by side with the unapologetic extroversion and scintillating verve of most (if not all) of the 16 Waltzes Op. 39, and the flamboyant Variations on a Hungarian Melody. Brahmss fascination with Hungarian gypsy music stemmed from his friendship with the violinist Eduard Reményi, and found an outlet in several works, among which the Hungarian Dances are probably the most famous. The composer was also a friend and admirer of Johann Strauss II, and in his Op. 39 trespassed with great success into the domains of Vienna's 'Waltz King'. It is tempting to think that Brahms early experience as a pianist in taverns and restaurants induced him to compose this sophisticated light music, but there were also commercial reasons: he composed the waltzes for piano four hands and subsequently made no less than two arrangements for solo piano of the entire set. Review "Jonathan Plowright's complete Brahms piano music for BIS, inaugurated in 2013, has now reached Vol 3, with all its intelligence, subtlety and power in full blossom." "One thing that makes Plowright's interpretations so compelling is that they sound totally fresh, as though a fully formed, cultured musician, unencumbered by conventional approaches or received wisdom, took up these scores for the first time in maturity." --Patrick Rucker, Gramophone, February 2016

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What can one say. Brilliant playing and interpretation. I have all the recordings released and look forward to the last 2. JP's reinterpretation of Brahms is a must listen to all piano phones.