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BIZARRE OR BAROCK "Barock" or the english/french version "baroque" is a German word which priginally meant "bizarre". It was not until early in the 20th century that it was used in Germany to describe music of Bach's time. This CD explores "Barock" music in the widest sense(s) of the word, ranging across four centuries; from Conceição's raw 17th century battle-piece, through traditional repertoire by Bach, Handel and Scarlatti; to jazz, blues, Beatles and Gershwin. After the release of her highly acclaimed recording of the Goldberg Variations (1996), and highly successful European and Japanese tours, Elizabeth Anderson said "I want to do something WILD!" This is it. When I first heard this CD a couple of years ago, I was stunned by the range, the virtuosity, and the sheer WHOOMPH. In fact, "Bizarre or BaRock" eventually led to Divine Art's business relationship with Move. YOU CANNOT DO WITHOUT IT. |
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| direct sale price: £12.50 |
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tracks: PALMER: Ragtime; Blues for Harpsichord |
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| "There is not a weak point on the disc"- Herald Sun | |||
| "Vivacious Melbourne keyboard virtuoso Elizabeth Anderson plays the hottest, hippest harpsichord in the world today" - Sunday Herald Sun | |||
| "Elizabeth Anderson's harpsichord extravaganza should be a candidate for best Australian CD of 1997...it all tastes delicious" - Bruce Gillespie | |||