A Hundred Years of British Piano Miniatures

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Label
Grand Piano
Release Date
October 12, 2018
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      VARIOUS
    • PERFORMER
      Honeybourne, Reynolds, Wells
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      October 12, 2018
    • UPC
      747313978922
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      GP789
    • LABEL
      Grand Piano
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Moonbeams

      Composer: Leo Livens

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    2. Shadows

      Composer: Evangeline Livens

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    3. Severn Country: III. Far Forest

      Composer: Julius Harrison

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    4. Idyll in G-Flat Major

      Composer: Constance Warren

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    5. I. Evening

      Composer: Arthur Butterworth

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    6. II. Rain

      Composer: Arthur Butterworth

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    7. III. Night Sky

      Composer: Arthur Butterworth

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    8. Italian Dance

      Composer: Christopher Headington

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    9. Regent Street

      Composer: John Basil Hugh Longmire

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    10. Quavers

      Composer: Howard Skempton

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    11. Intermezzo for piano

      Composer: Howard Skempton

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    12. No. 1. —

      Composer: Peter Racine Fricker

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    13. No. 2. —

      Composer: Peter Racine Fricker

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    14. No. 1. —

      Composer: David Power

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    15. No. 2. —

      Composer: David Power

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    16. No. 3. —

      Composer: David Power

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    17. No. 4. —

      Composer: David Power

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    18. No. 5. —

      Composer: David Power

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    19. No. 6. —

      Composer: David Power

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    20. No. 7. —

      Composer: David Power

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    21. No. 8. —

      Composer: David Power

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    22. I. —

      Composer: Peter Reynolds

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne, Peter Reynolds, Jeremy Wells

    23. II. —

      Composer: Peter Reynolds

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne, Peter Reynolds, Jeremy Wells

    24. III. —

      Composer: Peter Reynolds

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne

    25. IV. —

      Composer: Peter Reynolds

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne, Peter Reynolds, Jeremy Wells

    26. V. —

      Composer: Peter Reynolds

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne, Peter Reynolds, Jeremy Wells

    27. VI. —

      Composer: Peter Reynolds

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne, Peter Reynolds, Jeremy Wells

    28. VII. —

      Composer: Peter Reynolds

      Performer: Duncan Honeybourne


The piano pieces here trace a trajectory from the Edwardian poetry of Leo Livens to the overdubbing of Peter Reynolds by way of a century of evocative, descriptive and exciting miniatures. Reflecting pastoral, light and experimental traditions, these previously unrecorded works offer rich variety from neglected composers. Duncan Honeybourne enjoys a colorful and unique career as solo pianist, chamber musician, educator and artistic director. He has appeared at many major concert halls and at leading festivals, and has been a frequent broadcaster at home and abroad. One of his generation's leading exponents of 20th century English piano music, several celebrated contemporary composers have also dedicated major new works to him. An inspiring teacher and educator, he has devised and written several recital programmes blending words and music and has created and directed several series of piano and chamber concerts. Duncan is also sought-after nationwide as a thought-provoking and entertaining lecturer on his experience of living with autism.