| | Long Island Composers Alliance / Leonard Lehrman CD
Long Island Composers Alliance / Leonard Lehrman Music | Label | Capstone Records | | CD Universe Part number | 1077567 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jul 25, 2000 | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 49 minutes | | Re-Release | Yes |
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"A freshness that I have found in no other performance (the Goldberg Variations)... you have to physically respond to its infectious energy. Molinaro's performances of the two Bach Concertos are as breathtaking as Gould's.” -- Listener Magazine"A lovely singing line in the right hand, a strong left hand that can sing just as beautifully, an even control of rapid configuration, ease and clarity in the distinction of contrapuntal voices, immediate concentration. He is already a fine melodist, and the importance of the slow sections, done with persuasive rubato, seemed to mount continuously. When the "Aria" (Goldberg Variations) came back at the end, it had its history not just behind but within it, for what had been merely beguiling at the start of the work was now being more deeply explored." -- New York Times"Played with laudable verve and intelligence by Anthony Molinaro, his insightful readings of two Bach keyboard concertos convinced from the very first notes. Molinaro made an important statement of who he is as a musician and carried the music forward in accounts that were finely articulated and artfully embellished." -- Louisville Courier--Journal"One of the hottest young pianists in the world… A gorgeous example of a sublimely talented and fiercely confident young artist intent on making a musical statement."-- The Eugene Register GuardAlready being hailed as "one of the hottest young pianists in the world," Anthony Molinaro's stunning performances and unique versatility have captivated audiences and critics alike since his victory at the 1997 Naumburg International Piano Competition. Acclaimed for his "edge--of--the--seat brilliance" and "musically imaginative mind," Mr. Molinaro's performances have taken him to major music centers throughout the country including Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York's Alice Tully Hall. He has also been featured on Ravinia's Rising Stars Series, The Young Artist Series at the Kravis Center, and the Charles Vanda Master Series in Las Vegas. Recent concerto engagements include the Arkansas, Lake Forest, Louisville, Napa Valley, Naples, Richmond, and Syracuse Symphony Orchestras. He has also performed with the Canton, Cape Cod, Eugene, Flint, Savannah, and Utica Symphonies as well as the Chicago Sinfonietta and Chicago Jazz Orchestra. Outside the U.S. Anthony has recently played in France, Germany, The Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, and Canada.In addition to his traditional concert repertoire, Mr. Molinaro is also a gifted composer and jazz artist, giving him a musical dimension uncommon to artists of his generation. He often plays his own cadenzas in Mozart and Beethoven concerti, and his "free--wheeling" and "unconventional" rendition of Rhapsody in Blue features improvised cadenzas. Highlights of the 2004--2005 season included the November premier of his first Piano Concerto with the Catskill Symphony and a return engagement with The Chicago Jazz Orchestra featuring his version of Rhapsody in Blue arranged for big band. Mr. Molinaro also appeared with The Northwest Indiana Symphony, The Ethos Chamber Orchestra, and gave recitals in Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Ft. Myers, at Northern Illinois University, The Grand Teton Music ...
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