A beautiful collection featuring music in miniature by Mozart, Schubert, Grieg, Debussy, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Liszt and Beethoven – prominent figures in Roger’s acclaimed 30 year performing career.
It is often forgotten that most classical music of the 18th and 19th centuries was designed purely as popular entertainment and Roger has been a prime mover in re-establishing the popularity of this music in the 20th century. In traditions established by Dame Nellie Melba and Percy Grainger, Roger Woodward tours the country outback of Australia as well as giving recitals in major concert halls. LITTLE MASTERPIECES features many of the pieces that Roger has presented in those very recitals.
TRACKLISTING
- The heather (Preludes book 2) Debussy
- Song without words (Book 1 Op. 19 No. 4) Mendelssohn
- On wings of song Op. 34 No 2 Mendelssohn
- Sonatina in G Mozart
- Walltz Op. 39 No. 5 Brahms
- Intermezzo Op. 118 No. 2 Brahms
- The girl with flaxen hair (Preludes book 1) Debussy
- The swan (Carnival of the animals) Saint-Saens
- Rondo in C Mozart
- Minuet in C Kv 315g No. 1 Mozart
- Minuet in D Kv 315g No. 3 Mozart
- Minuet in G Kv 315g No. 8 Mozart
- Arietta Mozart
- Arietta (Lyric pieces Op. 12 No. 1) Grieg
- Woodland peace (Lyric pieces Op. 71 No. 4) Grieg
- Funeral march for a marionette Gounod
- Scottish dance Beethoven
- Minuet in G Kv 1 Mozart
- Minuet in F Kv 2 Mozart
- German dance D783 No.7, Waltz D145 No.6,
- Sentimental waltz D779 No.13 Schubert
- Salut d’amour Op. 12 Elgar
- Song without words (Souvenirs de Hapsal Op. 2) Tchaikovsky
- Sad song (12 Morceaux Op 40) Tchaikovsky
- Allegretto D915 Schubert
- Notturno (lyric pieces Op. 54 No. 4) Grieg
- Little piece No. 4 G192 Liszt
REVIEWS
“Woodward’s playing is clean and simple but beautifully detailed . . . The Swan features some supremely elegant playing . . . an ideal gift to any pianophile or student.”
(Soundscapes magazine
“A definite must have . . . no CD collection should be without this disc.”
(Audio and visual lifestyle magazine)
“Australia’s best-known pianist is well at home in the miniature style”
(Melbourne Age Green Guide)
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