Schubert Recital <br> Andrew Rangell, piano <BR> BRIDGE 9153Audiophile Audition review Andrew Rangell's recording of Schubert's late B flat Sonata presents a performance of uncommon poetry and depth. One of the most searching pianists before the public today, Rangell's interpretations are noteworthy for their originality and great attention to detail. In the notes that accompany this release, Rangell writes: "Glory be to God for dappled things" begins Gerard Manley Hopkins' poem "Pied Beauty", continuing a few

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and adds additional works written in Debussy's memory by admirers of the great French composer - Bela Bartok

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handles his difficult lines with customary aplomb

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79 Sonata belongs to the group of sonatas where Beethoven was composing with extreme concision

" - The Washington Post “Lambert Orkis gives a marvelous performance

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