Ronald Stevenson: Piano Music
Genre: Classical
Catalogue Number: AIRCD9089
Label: Altarus
Released: 1993
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Ronald Stevenson was born in 1928 in Blackburn, Lancashire, of Scots descent. Stevenson's output includes over 300 songs and a large body of piano music, including the Passacaglia on DSCH, "surely one of the greatest works for piano, not merely in our own time" Wilfred Mellers. A leading authority on the music of Grainger and Busoni, he is regarded by many as the leading exponent of their piano music in out time.
This CD features Fugue on a Fragment of Chopin, A Scottish Triptych and Motus Perpetuus (?) Temporibus Fatalibus amongst others. Joseph Banowetz plays Stevenson's piano works.
Tracklist
- Fugue on a fragment of Chopin
- A Twentieth Century Music Diary
- Symphonic Elegy for Liszt
- A Scottish Tripych
- Keening Sang for a Maker (in memoriam F.G Scott)
- Heroic Song for Hugh MacDairmid
- Chorale Pibroch for Sorley Maclean
- Motus Perpetus (?) Temporibus Fatalibus
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- Margaret Preston and Joseph Long : Beltane Music From Scotland. Music for flute and piano by Scottish composers (CD)
- Various Artists: Explorations. With Anthony Goldstone and Caroline Clemmow,Britain’s top piano duo. (CD)
- Two's Company: GOMA. Pieces featured in the group's free concerts at the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow. (CD)
- Ronald Stevenson: Twentieth-Century Operatic Fantasias. includes Benjamin Britten-Ronald Stevenson: Peter Grimes Fantasy. (CD)
- Gaelic Settings by Ronald Stevenson, William Sweeney and Margaret McAllister. (CD)
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