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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0724358607321
Label: EMI Classics
Manufacturer: EMI Classics
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: EMI Classics
Release Date: February 15, 2005
Studio: EMI Classics
Sales Rank: 167167
MPN: 86073



Disc 1:
  1. 1. Allegro
  2. 2. Vivo
  3. 3. Andante
  4. 4. Allegro
  5. 1. Con moto
  6. 2. Allegro brilliante
  7. 3. Andantino
  8. 4. Vivo
  9. 1. Andantino
  10. 2. Allegro
  11. 3. Allegretto
  12. 4. Larghetto
  13. 5. Moderato
  14. 6. Lento
  15. 7. Vivo
  16. 8. Pesante
  17. 1: quarter note=112
  18. 2: Adagietto
  19. 3: quarter note=112
  20. 1: Hymne
  21. 2: Romanza
  22. 3: Rondoletto
  23. 4: Cadenza finala
Disc 2:
  1. 1. Danse russe: Allegro giusto
  2. 2. Chez Petrouchka: Stringendo
  3. 3. La Semaine grasse: Con moto - Allegretto
  4. 1: Presto doppio movimento
  5. 2: Andante rapsodico
  6. 3: Allegro capriccioso, ma tempo giusto
  7. 1: Largo - Allegro
  8. 2: largo - Cadenza (poco rubato)
  9. 3: Allegro
  10. 1: eighth note=110
  11. 2: eighth note=52
  12. 3: eighth note=72
  13. 4: eighth note=80
  14. 5: eighth note=104
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating: 2 out of 5 stars - parts of it LAME
One thing that really pissed me off with this album is how Michel Beroff does his own thing and does NOT follow the tempo markings. People think "oh whatever the heck I feel is the tempo" but it takes away from the character of a piece. For example in "Les cinq doigts" he plays the Lento as an Allegro and everything else the same fast tempo. It makes everything this loud and fast music when there's much more personality in this master gem that Stravinsky composed.

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Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - A large sampling of Stravinsky's piano music.
I bought this cd primarily for "Movements for Piano and Orchestra", a short piece (about 9 minutes) using the 12 tone serial technique developed by Arnold Schoenberg. It is intriguing to hear the "neo-classicist" Stravinsky write in this style. To my ears, and I'm a fan of 12 tone, no new ground is broken here by Stravinsky (the piece was written in 1958-9, seven years after Schoenberg's death) but it's a good piece. The rest of the works are tonal.

I'm not knowledgable as to whether this ... Read More


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