Elliott Carter Edition, Vol. 9 <BR> BRIDGE 9396This retrospective disc presents music composed by the late Elliott Carter over a period of more than 70 years. Unquestionably, the major work presented here is the late Charles Rosen's performance of Carter's Piano Concerto. Rosen, a great advocate of Carter's music, had recorded most of Carter's solo piano music over the course of his long career, though he never made a studio recording of Carter's brilliant concerto. The release of this radio

This CD features premiere recordings of three Poul Ruders concertos

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described by leading Wolpe authority

the horn virtuoso William Purvis

came from a musically accomplished family

(transcribed for solo piano by Ferruccio Busoni

like Ollantay

A generous conspectus of Perle’s work supported by sound and well designed liner notes

In a class by itself is the astounding virtuosity of Milstein's Paganiniana- simply one of the most amazing displays of digital facility that one will ever hear

David Crumb was born into a musical family

Like poets of all ages

Leonard Shure (1910-1995) was a superb musician