(2005) Brahms: Balladen Op. 10, Intermezzi Op. 117 - Klavierstücke Op. 118 & Op. 119 Isaac Albéniz the Alevi Dedes: “They’re talking

the Alevi Dedes: “They’re talking about everything

the short and sweet alongside the longer and the lofty

6 refers back to Dowland’s more famous song “Flow my tears”

Lenot (concerto)

] The performance from this release is so much more than a showcase of her skills and musicianship

(2005) Brahms: Balladen Op. 10, Intermezzi Op. 117 - Klavierstücke Op. 118 & Op. 119 Isaac Albéniz the Alevi Dedes: “They’re talkingDeluxe version (2021) Re edition 2021 (Addition of Opus 119 from the 2005 recording, CD 2508) Born into an eminent family of musicians in Neuchtel (Switzerland), pianist Marc Pantillon does not appear here for the first time for Claves. After a recital of works by German composer Stephen Heller (CD 50 9805), he is featured today performing the music of another German romantic composer: Johannes Brahms, and some of the most beautiful jewels from his