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CHAN 9675

Esposito: Piano Works

The Classical Shop
release date: November 1998

Originally recorded in 1998
Artists:

Miceal O'Rourke

piano

Venue:

University of Cambridge Concert Hall



Producer:

Gary Cole



Engineer:

Gary Cole


Richard Smoker

(Assistant)

Record Label
Chandos

Genre:

Piano




Total Time - 77:11
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MICHELE ESPOSITO

(1855-1929)
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Three Ballades

 14:33  
1 3 Con moto ed energico 5:43
2 2 Lento ed espressivo 4:29
3 1 Appassionato 4:12
   
4 

A la memoria di Bellini

 4:33
   
 

Five Irish Folk Tunes

 11:36  
  (arr. Esposito)  
  from My Irish Sketch Book  
5 The Bard and the Fairy 2:43
6 A Lament 2:20
7 The Rose Tree 1:29
8 The Little Stack of Barley 1:32
9 Coulin 3:19
   
10 

Prelude No. 1

 1:39
11 

Prelude No. 5

 3:01
12 

Prelude No. 2

 3:02
13 

Prelude No. 4

 0:54
14 

Prelude No. 9

 2:04
   
15 

Impromptu

 2:52
   
 

Three Piano Pieces

 10:51  
16 1 Alba 2:43
17 2 Zenith 4:15
18 3 Tramonto 3:47
   
19 

A Village Fête

 5:24
   
20 

Rêverie

 2:46
   
 

Nocturne and Waltz

 4:44  
21 Nocturne - 1:53
22 Waltz 2:50
   
23 

Remembrance

 5:53
   
24 

Visione

 3:48
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Miceál O’Rourke is a superb advocate of this virtually unknown repertoire. His playing, sincere in simpler pieces and commandingly virtuosic when necessary, is unfailingly symphathetic. This disc will delight…
BBC Music Magazine



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