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Brahms: Works for Solo Piano, Vol. 6 / Douglas
This new release from pianist Barry Douglas is the sixth and final volume in his exploration of Brahmsās output for solo piano. BBC Music writes of this series, āDouglasās tone is a deep velvet cushion, the legatos full of affection and the rhythms galvanized with great energy.ā This unique collection of works shows Brahms not only as a composer, but also an arranger, pedagogue, historian, virtuoso, and pianist. Barry Douglas hails from Belfast, Northern Ireland. He has won numerous awards all over the globe, including an appointment as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire and the gold medal in the International Tchaikovsky Competition.
REVIEW:
Douglasās hefty, full-bodied sound, built from the bottom up, befits the mellow power of Brahmsās sound world. In the dark E flat minor Op 118 Intermezzo, most pianists focus attention on the right-hand melody and treat the rumbling left-hand lines as muted filigree. Douglas, however, does almost the exact opposite, and the effect is revelatory.
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REVIEW:
Douglasās hefty, full-bodied sound, built from the bottom up, befits the mellow power of Brahmsās sound world. In the dark E flat minor Op 118 Intermezzo, most pianists focus attention on the right-hand melody and treat the rumbling left-hand lines as muted filigree. Douglas, however, does almost the exact opposite, and the effect is revelatory.
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Brahms: Works for Solo Piano, Vol. 6 / Douglas
Brahms: Works for Solo Piano, Vol. 6 / Douglas
This new release from pianist Barry Douglas is the sixth and final volume in his exploration of Brahmsās output for solo piano. BBC Music writes of this series, āDouglasās tone is a deep velvet cushion, the legatos full of affection and the rhythms galvanized with great energy.ā This unique collection of works shows Brahms not only as a composer, but also an arranger, pedagogue, historian, virtuoso, and pianist. Barry Douglas hails from Belfast, Northern Ireland. He has won numerous awards all over the globe, including an appointment as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire and the gold medal in the International Tchaikovsky Competition.
REVIEW:
Douglasās hefty, full-bodied sound, built from the bottom up, befits the mellow power of Brahmsās sound world. In the dark E flat minor Op 118 Intermezzo, most pianists focus attention on the right-hand melody and treat the rumbling left-hand lines as muted filigree. Douglas, however, does almost the exact opposite, and the effect is revelatory.
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REVIEW:
Douglasās hefty, full-bodied sound, built from the bottom up, befits the mellow power of Brahmsās sound world. In the dark E flat minor Op 118 Intermezzo, most pianists focus attention on the right-hand melody and treat the rumbling left-hand lines as muted filigree. Douglas, however, does almost the exact opposite, and the effect is revelatory.
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This new release from pianist Barry Douglas is the sixth and final volume in his exploration of Brahmsās output for solo piano. BBC Music writes of this series, āDouglasās tone is a deep velvet cushion, the legatos full of affection and the rhythms galvanized with great energy.ā This unique collection of works shows Brahms not only as a composer, but also an arranger, pedagogue, historian, virtuoso, and pianist. Barry Douglas hails from Belfast, Northern Ireland. He has won numerous awards all over the globe, including an appointment as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire and the gold medal in the International Tchaikovsky Competition.
REVIEW:
Douglasās hefty, full-bodied sound, built from the bottom up, befits the mellow power of Brahmsās sound world. In the dark E flat minor Op 118 Intermezzo, most pianists focus attention on the right-hand melody and treat the rumbling left-hand lines as muted filigree. Douglas, however, does almost the exact opposite, and the effect is revelatory.
ā Gramophone
REVIEW:
Douglasās hefty, full-bodied sound, built from the bottom up, befits the mellow power of Brahmsās sound world. In the dark E flat minor Op 118 Intermezzo, most pianists focus attention on the right-hand melody and treat the rumbling left-hand lines as muted filigree. Douglas, however, does almost the exact opposite, and the effect is revelatory.
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