Uploaded November 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Primo: Nikolas
Secondo: Nikolas (?!?!)
The new collection of Nikolas Sideris, Fairyland in Treble, containing 11 amazing duets for teacher-student, with an equal number of fairy tales and a stunning cover!
In this video the composer along with himself tackles the 2nd duet, titled "The Playful Countess", in a rather... playful manner..
ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY: musica-ferrum.com/books/fairyland-in-treble-single-license
Primo: Nikolas
Secondo: Nikolas (?!?!)
The new collection of Nikolas Sideris, Fairyland in Treble, containing 11 amazing duets for teacher-student, with an equal number of fairy tales and a stunning cover!
In this video the composer along with himself tackles the 2nd duet, titled "The Playful Countess", in a rather... playful manner..
![Sarah Konecsni - Fantasies on an Archaic Legend [with score]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XsJr43vqLnM/mqdefault.jpg "Sarah Konecsni - Fantasies on an Archaic Legend [with score]
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piano: Sarah Konecsni
The new work by Canadian composer Sarah Konecnsi, for solo piano, was inspired by the series of novels, The Clan of the Cave Bear by Jean Auel. The score consists of three Fantasies, based on the first three books of the series.
The musical elements found in each Fantasy, are interwoven with each other, and more contemporary techniques (such as playing inside the piano with the fingernail, or muting strings) are used, without this meaning that the music itself loses any of its fabulous appeal.
For advanced level pianists.
The score is decorated with B&W illustrations by Polish illustration artist Elwira Pawlikovska.")
![Daniel Perttu - Toccata for Piano Duet [with score]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZPlAgxt85AU/mqdefault.jpg "Daniel Perttu - Toccata for Piano Duet [with score]
The first work by American composer Daniel Perttu to be published by Editions Musica Ferrum.
This work comes with a frantic, non stop movement, of almost ten minutes. Technically demanding, but very rewarding for the performers, as well as the audience.
The recording is from 2012, by Holly Roadfeldt and Jeri-Mae Astolfi.")
