Jean-Baptiste Lully arr. Godowsky
1. Sarabande in E minor (1906)
Nikolai Rakov arr. Ginzburg
2. Russian Song
Manuel Infante
3. Sevillana (1922)
Francisco Tárrega arr. Attwood
4. Recuerdos de la Alhambra (1896)
Gabriel Fauré arr. Attwood
5. Les berceaux (1879)
Franz Liszt
6. Toccata (c.1879)
Joseph Marx
7. Albumblatt (1916)
Jean Wiéner
8. Java (1957)
Adolf Wiklund
9. Från mitt fönster No.6 (1926)
Karol Szymanowski
10. Mazurka, Op.50 No.2 (1924)
11. Mazurka, Op.50 No.3 (1924)
Alexander Zemlinsky
12. Liebe, Op.9 No.3 (1898)
Erich Wolfgang Korngold
13. Sonata No.2 in E, 3rd movt.: Largo (1910)
Ignaz Friedman
14. Prelude, Op.96 No.3 (1940)
15. Masque galante, Op.81 No.2
16. Arlequinade, Op.81 No.3
Nino Rota arr. Pöntinen
17. Improvisations on themes from Fellini’s “Amarcord” (1973)
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco
18. Cipressi, Op.17 (1920)
Charles Trenet arr. Weissenberg
19. En avril, à Paris (1953)
20. Coin de rue (1954)
21. Boum! (1938)
Husum CD 2008 ©
For any who are new to the festival Rarities of Piano Music, Husum is a small town on the west coast of Schleswig-Holstein in northern Germany. It is the chief town of the North Friesian district. Many Danish names on shops and in churchyards bear witness to the history of the region.
The castle was built in the 16th century, and was originally just outside the town, which explains the “vor” in its name, Schloss vor Husum.
Today it is a museum and cultural centre, as well as housing the regional music school. It was the head of piano, the Berlin pianist and teacher Peter Froundjian, who started the festival in 1987, believing that there was scope for a series which featured music that was hardly ever heard in the usual
circuit of concerts and festivals. Twenty-two years later the supply of interesting music, and of pianists of high quality who are prepared to learn it for what may be a unique performance, shows no sign of being exhausted.
RELEASE DATE: AUGUST 2009
CATALOGUE NUMBER: DACOCD 689
EAN: 5709499689004
