diversions ddv24125 A Piano Odyssey

A PIANO ODYSSEY
TREVOR BARNARD

Trevor Barnard, British-born pianist, leapt to fame in 1962 with his stunning and pioneering recording of the Bliss Piano Concerto with Malcolm Sargent and the Philharmonia (now on Diversions 24106). In his previous Divine Art CDs he has worked to promote the work of contemporary composers from Australia, where he has lived for many years. Here, he not only celebrates his long recording career, but also the development of piano music from J S Bach to the present day. Several tracks were previously on his very successful World Record Club album "An Introduction to Piano Music, some are new.

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	A PIANO ODYSSEY TREVOR BARNARD Trevor Barnard, British-born pianist, leapt to fame in 1962 with his stunning and pioneering recording of the Bliss Piano Concerto with Malcolm Sargent and the Philharmonia (now on Diversions 24106). In his previous Divine Art CDs he has worked to promote the work of contemporary composers from Australia, where he has lived for many years. Here, he not only celebrates his long recording career, but also the development of piano music from J S Bach to the present day. Several tracks were previously on his very successful World Record Club album "An Introduction to Piano Music, some are new.
		playing time: 73.26 direct sale price: £8.50 audio sample: Grieg: Erotikon (extract)
tracks: Bach: Two-part invention no. 1 in C, BWV772 Schubert: Moment Musical in F minor, D780 no. 3 Beethoven: Bagatelle in A flat, op. 33/7 Mendelssohn: Song without Words, op. 19/1 Schumann: Arabesque, op. 18 Chopin: Fantaisie-Impromptu, op. 66 Chopin: Polonaise in A, op. 40/1 Grieg: Little Bird (from Lyric Pieces) Grieg: Erotikon (from Lyric Pieces) Rachmaninov: Prelude in C sharp minor,op. 3/2 Debussy: The Snow is Falling Albéniz: Tango (from España, op. 165) Bartók: In Dorian Mode (from Mikrokosmos) Bartók: Dance in Bulgarian Rhythm (do.) Gershwin: Prelude no. 2 Sutherland: Herzliebster Jesu Sutherland: Jesu, meine Freude Sculthorpe: Sonatina Butterley: Arioso Butterley: Comment on a Popular Song Bertram: Kinetic (From Five Pieces) Dargaville: Night Song Werder: Spring	review extracts: for full reviews click here
	“An ace classical piano man… very much a player you should be better acquainted with, Barnard’s odyssey is a trip well worth taking with him. A marvellous collection.”- Chris Spector (Midwest Record)