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Piano Dance
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£14.99
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£9.96
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Manufacturer:
Telarc
Average Customer Rating: [ not yet rated ]
Binding:
Audio CD
EAN:
0089408054921
Label:
Telarc
Manufacturer:
Telarc
Number Of Discs:
1
Publisher:
Telarc
Release Date:
2001-04-04
Running Time:
72
Studio:
Telarc
Editorial Reviews:
This is a truly fascinating recording, and it is fascinating 23 times. Gloria Cheng has put together a series of 20th-century dance-linked piano miniatures which repeatedly surprises and delights. If you go in for playing "spot the tune" with your friends, this should keep you going for months, with everything from a Paul Hindemith shimmy to a Philip Glass waltz. It is an area of repertory that lends itself to fast virtuosic material--of which there is no shortage--but it is not all helter-skelter. To put your foot on the brake try Mompou's
Cancion y Danza
no.6, three and a half minutes of indolent Spanish lyricism at its best. Another slow number is Donald R Davis' intriguingly titled
Illicit Felicity
, a mambo written for a lesbian thriller movie. But probably the prize for wackiest title goes to Per Norgard for
A Tortoise's Tango (Without Jealousy)
. Many of the pieces last just a minute or two, the only one stretching much beyond four minutes being the nine-minute concluding
Conga
by Miguel del Aguila, who plays his own "spot the tune" with multiple musical quotations as he portrays a dance of death through the fires of hell. --
Keith Clarke