Uploaded August 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"Extroverted neoclassical quirks", "flirtation with jazz", "overtly burlesque gestures" -- These are a few descriptions of this piano concerto from the liner notes by Martin Brody.
The work was composed in 1989 and consists of three separate fast-slow-fast movements. It is exciting and lyrical, fully capable of impressing a wider audience while offering some challenges to the more attentive listener.
Performed by The Westchester Philharmonic and Ursula Oppens (piano)
Conducted by Paul Dunkel
For more information on this recording, which also includes Roger Session's Piano Concerto, visit the website for New World Records: newworldrecords.org/album.cgi?rm=view&album_id=80443
Paintings by Debra Hurd: debrahurdart.com
"Extroverted neoclassical quirks", "flirtation with jazz", "overtly burlesque gestures" -- These are a few descriptions of this piano concerto from the liner notes by Martin Brody.
The work was composed in 1989 and consists of three separate fast-slow-fast movements. It is exciting and lyrical, fully capable of impressing a wider audience while offering some challenges to the more attentive listener.
Performed by The Westchester Philharmonic and Ursula Oppens (piano)
Conducted by Paul Dunkel
For more information on this recording, which also includes Roger Session's Piano Concerto, visit the website for New World Records: newworldrecords.org/album.cgi?rm=view&album_id=80443
Paintings by Debra Hurd: debrahurdart.com
