Serkin, Peter: "the Ocean Has

~ Peter Serkin (Piano) (Artist)

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Audio CD (Mar 28 2000)
SPARS Code: DDD
Number of Discs: 1
Label: KOCH Records
Run Time: 78 minutes
ASIN: B00004GOW9
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1. Vars, Op.27: Sehr Massig

2. Vars, Op.27: Sehr Schnell

3. Vars, Op.27: Ruhig Fliessend

4. Toccata: Allegro Moderato

5. Toccata: Adagio

6. Toccata: Fugue A 3 - Allegro Con Brio

7. Toccata: Pastorale

8. Toccata: Rag-Caprice

9. Toccata: Form IV: Broken Sequences

10. Canteyodjaya

11. Rain Tree Sketch

12. Rain Tree Sketch II

13. Prayer Bell Sketch, Op.29 (1997, First Version)

14. The Ocean That Has No West And No East

15. Pno Fant

16. Bagatelle

On this CD:

Variations for piano, Op. 27
Composed by Anton Webern
with Peter Serkin
Toccata in 3 Parts for piano
Composed by Stefan Wolpe
with Peter Serkin
Cant�yodjay� for piano
Composed by Olivier Messiaen
with Peter Serkin
Rain-Tree Sketch for piano
Composed by Toru Takemitsu
with Peter Serkin
Rain-Tree Sketch II (In Memoriam Olivier Messiaen) for piano
Composed by Toru Takemitsu
with Peter Serkin
Prayer Bell Sketch, for piano, Op.29
Composed by Oliver Knussen
with Peter Serkin
The Oean that Has No West and No East, for piano
Composed by Peter Lieberson
with Peter Serkin
Fantasy for piano
Composed by Peter Lieberson
with Peter Serkin
Bagatelle for piano
Composed by Charles Wuorinen
with Peter Serkin

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Peter Serkin's advocacy of contemporary music is heard at its most persuasive in this program of works written between 1936 and 1992. He opens the program with a gorgeously colored performance of Webern's Piano Variations that captures its gemlike brilliance and sly wit. Serkin's virtuosity makes Wolpe's Toccata shine and enables him to cope with the enormous technical demands of the Messiaen, making musical sense of its incredible complexities. The title piece by Peter Lieberson is a moving tribute to Toru Takemitsu, two of whose delicate works are played with shimmering intensity. The disc ends with a spectacular performance of Wuorinen's subtly complex Bagatelle, a work of far greater scope than its name suggests. Highly recommended. --Dan Davis