Name: J. S. Bach - English Suite in a minor BWV 807 by Aleksander Dębicz
Duration: 15 min 33 s
Description: J. S. Bach - English Suite in A minor, BWV 807. Performed by Aleksander Dębicz in the first round of the International Paderewski Piano Competition in Bydgoszcz (2010).

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Franz Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody no.2, played By Alfred Cortot 1921 on Ampico Piano Roll #59263. Recorded in 2017 by VViljanen (by permission) from (by Warren Trachtman) digitally simulated  reconstructed original reproducing piano roll with a modeled Grand Bluethner Model One, tone/sound modified/revoiced by VV.
Commercial use prohibited.
Photo: Alfred Cortot (1877-1962)
Basic info* of the original piano roll:
HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY (RHAPSODIE HONGROISE) No. 2
Roll Number: 59263, 59263H
Composer/Creator: Liszt
Pianist: Cortot
Roll System: Ampico
Country: US
Date: March, 1921
Category: classical, popular
Original Price: $2.00
*Info source: The Player piano Group web page (by permission)

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Life’s journey is never a straight arrow but a set of continuous circles. Just as we are full of anticipation before embarking on a new journey, we soon find ourselves looking forward to coming back home with more gratitude, appreciation and a deeper understanding of what was already there. 

While my debut album was centered around core clarinet repertoire, in the three albums that followed, I ventured out into mainstream classical music, transcribing and arranging some of my favorite classical works that were originally written for other instruments. 

Through this experiment, I trained myself to sing through my clarinet like an opera singer, phrase long melodies like a concert pianist and play like a virtuosic violinist. It also created opportunities to reach out to modern day composers of different styles, accumulating many new clarinet pieces and a few of them are included here. 

Taking on different paths allowed me to stretch my imagination and collect wonderful musical ideas. Coming back full circle, I am delighted to present to you some of my favorite clarinet classics from a fresh perspective. Cheers!

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J. S. Bach - English Suite in a minor BWV 807

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