Szczerbinski: Complete Piano Music, Vol. 2 / Koukl

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Label
Grand Piano
Release Date
March 4, 2022
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Alfons Szczerbinski
    • PERFORMER
      Giorgio Koukl
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      March 04, 2022
    • UPC
      747313988426
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      GP884
    • LABEL
      Grand Piano
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Polonez in B-Flat Major, Op. 13

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    2. Rondeau in F Major, Op. 1

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    3. No. 1. Souvenir

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    4. No. 2. Désir du printemps

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    5. No. 3. Méditation

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    6. Tema e variazioni in G Minor (edited and completed by G. Koukl)

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    7. Chanson sans paroles in E Minor

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    8. Capriccio in D Minor (edited and completed by G. Koukl)

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    9. Chanson sans paroles in A-Flat Major, Op. 16

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    10. Andante con variazioni in F Major (edited and completed by G. Koukl)

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    11. Chanson sans paroles in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 31

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl

    12. Fuga in C Major (edited and completed by G. Koukl)

      Composer: Alfons Szczerbiński

      Performer: Giorgio Koukl


Polish composer Alfons Szczerbiński was a Romantic who revered Bach, Haydn and Mozart above all others. Many of his scores were lost during the First World War or destroyed by the composer himself. His most extrovert music exudes the panache and rhythmic brio of Chopin whilst his series of Chansons sans paroles display a flair for harmonic fantasy and melodic beauty reminiscent of Mendelssohn. Giorgio Koukl’s second volume of Szczerbiński’s complete piano music reveals yet more discoveries by this unjustly neglected composer.