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Burlesque

Chapple: Piano Music

Released Date:
01 Mar 2008

Originally recorded in 2008

Artists:

Caroline Clemmow

Piano

Anthony Goldstone

Piano

Goldstone and Clemmow

Piano Duo

Venue:

St John the Baptist, Alkborough



Engineer:

Anthony Goldstone



Record Label
Divine Art

Genre:

Chamber


Contemporary

Total Time - 70:19
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Burlesque

 

BRIAN CHAPPLE

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Burlesque

 
1 I 1. Con moto 2:52
  For two pianos, four hands - world premiere recording  
 Goldstone and Clemmow Piano Duo
2 II 2. Con brio 2:40
  For two pianos, four hands - world premiere recording  
 Goldstone and Clemmow Piano Duo
3 III 3. Allegretto 3:18
  For two pianos, four hands - world premiere recording  
 Goldstone and Clemmow Piano Duo
4 IV 4. Vivace e giocoso 2:45
  For two pianos, four hands - world premiere recording  
 Goldstone and Clemmow Piano Duo
     
 

Piano Sonata

 
5 I 1. Adagio 1:54
  world premiere  
 Anthony Goldstone piano
6 II 2. Allegro 4:06
  world premiere  
 Anthony Goldstone Piano
7 III 3. Allegro energico 11:01
  world premiere  
 Anthony Goldstone Piano
     
 

Bagatelles Diverses

 
8 I 1. Introduction 3:33
  World Premiere  
 Caroline Clemmow Piano
9 II 2. Digression 1:21
  World Premiere  
 Caroline Clemmow Piano
10 III 3. Cantando 1:54
  World Premiere  
 Caroline Clemmow Piano
11 IV 4. Ostinato 1:52
  World Premiere  
 Caroline Clemmow Piano
12 V 5. Interval 1:02
  World Premiere  
 Caroline Clemmow Piano
13 VI 6. Spanish Dance 1:49
  World Premiere  
 Caroline Clemmow Piano
14 VII 7. Jig 3:30
  World Premiere  
 Caroline Clemmow Piano
15 VIII 8. Piacevole 3:12
  World Premiere  
 Caroline Clemmow Piano
16 IX 9. Conclusion 4:55
  World Premiere  
 Caroline Clemmow Piano
     
17 

Requies

11:38
 Anthony Goldstone Piano
     
 

Four Pieces from "A Bit of a Blow"

 
18 I 1. Allegro giocoso with swing 1:33
  World Premiere  
 Goldstone and Clemmow Piano Duo
19 II 2. Steady, firm 2:32
  World Premiere  
 Goldstone and Clemmow Piano Duo
20 III 3. Vivace 1:09
  World Premiere  
 Goldstone and Clemmow Piano Duo
21 IV 4. Allegro con moto with swing 1:43
  World Premiere  
 Goldstone and Clemmow Piano Duo


Brian Chapple is a British composer of great skill who has not yet been as fully recognised as he deserves. This CD includes music for both solo piano and piano duo, demonstrating a range of styles from the very serious "Requies" to the fun-filled and jazz-inspired "Burlesque".  As ever, performed to perfection by Anthony Goldstone and Caroline Clemmow.

"...So engrossed was I by this sonata that I took Anthony Goldstone’s superb pianism for granted. His performance really is magnificent... Caroline Clemmow’s playing of these pieces is wonderful and contributes much to the works cohesion. The richness of her playing towards the end of the work is superb...The disc ends with Four Pieces from ‘A Bit of a Blow’ for piano duet. No wonder a previous version of this music for solo piano was entitled ‘Swing’s the Thing’ as jazz rhythms embrace these pieces in a piano performance of style and panache showing this duo’s astonishing artistry and versatility.

Bruce Reader - The ClassicalReviwer.com - August 2012


“ It is a great pleasure to be able to welcome a disc of unfamiliar music by a composer who is not well known but who has something to say and the ability to say it interestingly and economically. [His music exhibits] careful craftsmanship and precision of effect. The present disc offers a useful and enjoyable overview of his music in recent years and raises the obvious question as to why music of such quality is not heard more often. The playing of both players seems wholly convincing, and indeed wholly at the service of the music. There are full and useful notes and the recording quality is excellent. I very much hope that Divine Art will have the success they deserve with this enterprising and very enjoyable disc.”

John Sheppard

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