| As a whole, I find the recording by the Handys and Nigel Clayton to be an excellent 21st-century rendition of Kodály’s most important compositions. | ||
| —Maria Nockin, Fanfare (37:3, Jan/Feb 2014) |
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| As a whole, I find the recording by the Handys and Nigel Clayton to be an excellent 21st-century rendition of Kodály’s most important compositions. | ||
| —Maria Nockin, Fanfare (37:3, Jan/Feb 2014) |
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Written for Patrícia Bretas and Josiane Kevorkian (Duo Bretas–Kevorkian), this Brazilian Scherzo for two pianos would be ideally suited as either a concert opener or an encore: a rhythmic, fast-moving, playful piece requiring scintillating ensemble work.
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| Composer | Title | Grade | Forces | Duration | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peter Thompson | Brazilian Scherzo for Two Pianos | 8 | Two Pianos | 3 mins | ||
In the absence of a live recording of this piece, John and Jean Meccanico have obliged to give you an idea of how it sounds
Catalogue code: FM221 • Published: 2nd March 2020
Entry last updated: 2nd March 2020