Yasuyo Yano - Fortepiano SonatasThis is the second volume of Franz Schubert's Sonatas for Fortepiano in which Yasuyo Yano chooses two of the greatest sonatas: No. 19 in C Minor and No. 7 in E flat Major. The Sonata in C minor, D. 958 is characteristic of Schubert's feeling of retreat. Towards the end, the movement rushes ever more quietly towards silence, before two brute final chords conclude this grandiose sonata. The Sonata in E flat major, D. 568, begins with a thoughtfully

creating a soundscape for a post-zombie land where bells chime and it's OK to say "Yes"

Pianist Mikyung Kim has performed across the globe as a collaborative pianist and soloist

two selections from his instant-classic 'Shaolin Temple Cycle'

appears in a studio recording alongside Fraser's choral arrangement of Elgar's Sea Pictures

She's so small that she could really be the living doll that she claims she is

invite us to a diachronic musical journey

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Siegmund von Hausegger belongs to the rare guild of creative artists who work exclusively on the basis of inspiration and have a very fine sense of what is happening in the world around them

Bayrakdarian sparkles in five arias from Il Tigrane by Baroque master Johann Adolph Hasse

including arrangements of pieces from the Renaissance and Baroque periods

The Kingdom of God is both yours and ours - it belongs to all of us: the poor

and I delivered as well: ineptly cooked bird fried in shallow oil