Last playlist of 2015…
From the warm winter in the Netherlands I wish you a happy 2016!
Any resolutions? Well, hope to hear some kickass classical stuff again next year,
and hope to find the time to share the discoveries with you all :-D
Resolutions! When I think of that word, I think of the “Sonate beurocratique” by Eric Satie, where the last chords never seem to dissolve. Or the mysterious “three pieces in the form of a pear”, one of the most advanced four hand music Satie ever composed. Strange resolutions there, and I always “see” many stories being told in that music.
Short playlist! Tribute to Aldo Ciccolini, who introduced me to this music, and, after a long and musical life, died in 2015. Was lucky to see him perform life, once.
Greetings, and see you next year!
Rolf
Eric Satie (1866-1925)
-Trois Morcaux en forme de poire (1903) for piano 4 hands
Gabriel Tacchino and Aldo Ciccolini, piano
-Sonate Beurocratique (1917) for piano solo
Aldo Ciccolini, piano
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