Thanks. Sudbin's Scarlatti is very retrò in his ignoring the conquers of philology, but I nevertheless love it so much! His recordings are in the web also on other blogs, though only with the same albums and some of his CDs apparently are not available at all. That's a pity, he's one of the more gifted living pianist, I believe.
I already had this, but I am so glad you are sharing it. While I love the more "correct" performance practice, I love the improvisations on this album. Some of it is reminiscent of the older Scarlatti performances, but it is enchanting nonetheless! An interesting contrast to Angela Hewitt's first Scatlatti album which, I believe, came out at about the same time. Both interesting, night and day difference! Thanks for all you offer us here. Certainly all of it is feeds our souls and enriches our musical experience!
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Thanks. Sudbin's Scarlatti is very retrò in his ignoring the conquers of philology, but I nevertheless love it so much!
His recordings are in the web also on other blogs, though only with the same albums and some of his CDs apparently are not available at all. That's a pity, he's one of the more gifted living pianist, I believe.
Looking forward to this one, thanks :)
I already had this, but I am so glad you are sharing it. While I love the more "correct" performance practice, I love the improvisations on this album. Some of it is reminiscent of the older Scarlatti performances, but it is enchanting nonetheless! An interesting contrast to Angela Hewitt's first Scatlatti album which, I believe, came out at about the same time. Both interesting, night and day difference! Thanks for all you offer us here. Certainly all of it is feeds our souls and enriches our musical experience!
Love it!! Thanks
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