
Piano Music - Busoni, F. / Siloti, A. / Medtner, N. / Glinka, M.I. (Rarities of Piano Music at Schloss Vor Husum, 1991 Festival)
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1/7Composer Biography
Michail Glinka, often called the "Father of Russian music," composed his "Barcarolle" in 1847 in Smolensk.
Composition History
Cyril Scott's "Lotus Land" was published in 1905, predating Debussy's "Pour l'Egyptienne" by ten years, despite some critical claims of influence.
Composition History
Ferruccio Busoni, an indefatigable promoter of Liszt's music, created the piano transcription of Liszt's "Fantasia and Fugue on the Chorale 'Ad nos, ad salutarem undam'" in 1897, almost 50 years after the original organ work was published.
Composer Biography
Issai Dobrowen, a pianist and conductor, studied with Konstantin Igumnow and Leopold Godowsky before dedicating himself to conducting in cities like Berlin, Dresden, and San Francisco.
Composer Biography
Alexander Siloti, a pupil of Liszt and an elder cousin of Sergei Rachmaninoff, was known more as a clever transcriber of piano works than as a composer.
Album & Artwork
This album is a collection of live recordings from the 5th "Rarities of Piano Music" festival, held from August 17th to 25th, 1991, at the Schloss vor Husum.
Performer Biography
Hamish Milne, a British pianist, is internationally recognized as a specialist in the works of composer Nikolaj Medtner.

























