Creston / Silberstein: Piano Music

Creston / Silberstein SKU: 43480265
Creston / Silberstein: Piano Music

Creston / Silberstein: Piano Music

Creston / Silberstein SKU: 43480265

Format: CD

Regular price $20.99
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Title: Piano Music
Artist: Creston / Silberstein
Label: Toccata
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060113446749
Genre: Classical Artists

For some decades in the middle of the twentieth century, Paul Creston (1906-85) was one of the most frequently performed of American composers, though his music has sunk from prominence in recent years. He was himself a fearsome pianist, and his Three Narratives are Lisztian concert essays that require freewheeling virtuosity. Rhythmicon is a ten-volume collection of 123 brief studies that examine various aspects of rhythm. Their difficulty grows as the series progresses, reaching it's zenith in Volumes 7 - 10, where Creston presents 25 studies that range in mood from serious to light-hearted, from hymn-like introspection and calm to jagged, Bartokian energy.

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