Works for Piano 4 Hands Julian Jacobson & Mariko Brown Piano Duo

• Ferruccio Busoni (1866-1924):
• 1Fantasia contrappuntistica, BV 25628:02
• Erik Satie (1866-1925): 3 Morceaux en forme de poire (Version for Piano Duo):
• 2No. 1, Manière de commencement03:06
• 3No. 2, Prolongation du même00:54
• 4No. 3, Morceaux 1 [Lentement]01:30
• 5No. 4, Morceaux 2 [En levé]02:47
• 6No. 5, Morceaux 3 [Brutal]02:45
• 7No. 6, En plus. Calme02:00
• 8No. 7, Redite. Dans le lent01:43
• Claude Debussy (1862-1918):
• 9Khamma, L. 125 (Arr. for Piano Duo)19:37
• Alfredo Casella (1883-1947): Pupazzetti, Op. 27:
• 10I. Marcetta (1)00:38
• 11II. Berceuse01:27
• 12III. Serenata01:14
• 13IV. Notturnino02:21
• 14V. Polka01:24
• Anthony Herschel Hill (1939- ):
• 15Nocturne03:46
• Francis Poulenc (1899-1963): Sonata for Piano 4 Hands, FP 8:
• 16I. Prélude02:09
• 17II. Rustique02:00
• 18III. Final01:46
• Alfredo Casella: Pupazzetti, Op. 27:
• 19I. Marcetta (2)01:00
• Total Runtime01:20:09

Info zu Works for Piano 4 Hands

Distinguished composer-pianists Julian Jacobson and Mariko Brown combined their considerable talents in 2011, thus forming a piano duo brimming with ideas not only centred on the classics for piano duo repertoire, but also with a strong commitment to searching out neglected masterpieces performed to great acclaim in their various concert tours. They have revived, among others, Debussy's exotic ballet masterpiece 'Khamma'. Set in ancient Egypt, it appears here as a first recording in the version for four hands.

British Composer Anthony Herschel Hill who died last year also features here for the first time with Nocturne, a beautiful if intense elegy for two pianos. Other, no less-important offerings on this disc are Busoni’s Fantasia Contrappuntistica, a work of dazzling technical insight composed in 1910 for solo piano and re-arranged in 1921 for two pianos. The rebellious, ingenious, subversive Satie provides some light relief with his Trois morceaux en forme de Poire and the Jacobson-Brown Piano Duo contribute yet another unusual collection for piano duet, the Italian Casella’s spiky, wayward Pupazzetti (‘Puppets’) – perhaps a tribute to Stravinsky whose Italian premiere of Petrushka Casella conducted. Finally our two pianists end their hugely entertaining disc with Poulenc, another restless, mischievous spirit whose Sonate for four hands is an enthralling mixture of jazz, Stravinsky, Satie and even Bartok!

Julian Jacobson, piano
Mariko Brown, piano

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