Credits:

Telemann

Description:

Chaconne for the Left Hand" played by Fazioli! Danish pianist Rike Sambær studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Music and made her debut with a recital in 2002. She is active on the Danish and Nordic music scene, teaching at the academies in Copenhagen and Odense, and serving as artistic director of the Festivals in Tysvile and Langvaz. Her repertoire includes classical works by Mozart and Beethoven, as well as works by Carl Nilsen, the Kopel fathers, and Rachmaninoff. Her new album titled "Stolen Moments" is a collection of works by Brahms, to whom she has a special attachment. Reflections. Reflection is the first word that comes to mind when I play or listen to Brahms' piano music. Especially his interludes. It is a pause, a "time" such as before, after, or in the middle. A time to ponder the future, the past, or simply the present. It is a time of hope, anticipation, regret, sadness, joy, love, and excitement about what is to come. ......She dedicates this album to her friend Ebe Taaing, who played the first "Capriccio" from "Eight Pieces" for her when they last met and then died suddenly. Tokyo M-Plus

Tracklisting:

1.5 Studies for piano~Chaconne from the Partita in D minor for violin solo
2.Variations on a Hungarian song Opus 21 no. 2 D major
3.2 Hungarian dances: No. 1 G minor
4.2 Hungarian dances: No. 4 F# minor
5.8 Piano pieces Opus 76~No. 1 Capriccio F# minor
6.8 Piano pieces Opus 76~No. 1 Capriccio B minor
7.8 Piano pieces Opus 76~No. 3 Intermezzo Ab major
8.8 Piano pieces Opus 76~No. 4 Intermezzo Bb major
9.8 Piano pieces Opus 76~No. 5 Capriccio C# minor
10.8 Piano pieces Opus 76~No. 6 Intermezzo A major
11.8 Piano pieces Opus 76~No. 7 Intermezzo A minor
12.8 Piano pieces Opus 76~No. 8 Capriccio C major
13.Intermezzo Opus 116: No. 2 A minor