Dibble: 24 Preludes & Fugues

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Divine Art
Release Date
June 14, 2024
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Matt Dibble
    • PERFORMER
      Freddy Kempf
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      June 14, 2024
    • UPC
      809730124327
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      DDX21243
    • LABEL
      Divine Art
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      2
    • GENRE
      Orchestral & Symphonic
    Works ⌄

    1. Prelude No. 1 on D3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    2. Fugue No. 1 on D3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    3. Prelude No. 2 on Am3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    4. Fugue No. 2 on Am3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    5. Prelude No. 3 on E3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    6. Fugue No. 3 on E3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    7. Prelude No. 4 on Bm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    8. Fugue No. 4 on Bm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    9. Prelude No. 5 on F#3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    10. Fugue No. 5 on F#3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    11. Prelude No. 6 on C#m3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    12. Fugue No. 6 on C#m3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    13. Prelude No. 7 on Ab3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    14. Fugue No. 7 on Ab3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    15. Prelude No. 8 on Ebm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    16. Fugue No. 8 on Ebm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    17. Prelude No. 9 on Bb3 (Alone - 5AM)

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    18. Fugue No. 9 on Bb3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    19. Prelude No. 10 on Fm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    20. Fugue No. 10 on Fm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    21. Prelude No. 11 on C3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    22. Fugue No. 11 on C3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    23. Prelude No. 12 on Gm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    24. Fugue No. 12 on Gm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    25. Prelude No. 13 on Dm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    26. Fugue No. 13 on Dm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    27. Prelude No. 14 on A3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    28. Fugue No. 14 on A3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    29. Prelude No. 15 on Em3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    30. Fugue No. 15 on Em3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    31. Prelude No. 16 on B3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    32. Fugue No. 16 on B3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    33. Prelude No. 17 on F#m3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    34. Fugue No. 17 on F#m3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    35. Prelude No. 18 on Db3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    36. Fugue No. 18 on Db3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    37. Prelude No. 19 on G#m3 (Samarkand)

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    38. Fugue No. 19 on G#m3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    39. Prelude No. 20 on Eb3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    40. Fugue No. 20 on Eb3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    41. Prelude No. 21 on Bbm3 (To J.S. Bach)

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    42. Fugue No. 21 on Bbm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    43. Prelude No. 22 on F3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    44. Fugue No. 22 on F3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    45. Prelude No. 23 on Cm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    46. Fugue No. 23 on Cm3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    47. Prelude No. 24 on G3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf

    48. Fugue No. 24 on G3

      Composer: Matt Dibble

      Performer: Freddy Kempf


London-based composer Matt Dibble completed his 24 Preludes and Fugues for solo piano in 2021, just weeks before his untimely and tragic death due to complications following the Astra Zeneca Covid-19 vaccination. A much loved and admired musician working in many genres, Matt continues to be sorely missed by many on the classical, jazz and pop scenes. The Preludes and Fugues show his extraordinary flair for invention in many different styles, from neo-Baroque to jazz and pop, via modernism. The set represents a deeply personal undertaking, written over six years, and known only to his family and a handful of close friends and colleagues. Matt's dream performer for such a wide-ranging work was the internationally renowned pianist Freddy Kempf, and he would have been thrilled to know that Kempf gladly took the project on. With Paul Baily producing, Kempf recorded the project in the summer of 2022 at the Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, York. Although he never met the composer, Kempf said, "It really feels like some of the values that Matt paid most attention to match my own". And his interpretation does indeed display a profound and moving understanding of the work. Later this year, one of the pieces will be included on the repertoire list for Trinity College London piano exams, bringing this deeply personal music to pianists all over the world. Divine Art Records are honoured to present this fine work which sadly also is issued in remembrance of this multitalented musician. Freddy Kempf Freddy Kempf is one of today's most successful pianists, performing to sell-out audiences all over the world. Exceptionally gifted with an unusually broad repertoire, Freddy has built a unique reputation as an explosive and physical performer who is not afraid to take risks as well as being a serious, sensitive and profoundly musical artist. Freddy has collaborated with conductors such as J�rvi, Dutoit, Chailly, Ashkenazy, Petrenko, Oramo, Davis and Belohl�vek, working with some of the world's most prestigious musical institutions including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, London Philharmonic, Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, Bergen Philharmonic, San Francisco Symphony, Philadelphia Orchestra, St. Petersburg Philharmonic, Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, and the Dresden Philharmonic. A prolific recording artist, his Tchaikovsky recital CD released in 2015 received great acclaim. In 2013, his Schumann recital disc was warmly received by the critics and, in 2010, his recording of Prokofiev's Piano Concertos Nos. 2 & 3 with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra and Andrew Litton was nominated for the prestigious Gramophone Concerto Award, that magazine describing the collaborative duo as "a masterful Prokofievian pair". This was followed by a recording of Gershwin's works for piano and orchestra, released in 2012 and described in the press as "beautiful, stylish, light, and elegant... magnificent".