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Slowly, searching The themes of peacefulness, joy, madness, and deep pain remain a human constant. (Solo
Piano).
Recorded in September 2009 in Bonn, Germany
Audio clip performed by Susanne Kessel.
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Slowly, searching is a modern-day homage to the lyricism, melancholy, and passion of Robert Schumann. German pianist Susanne Kessel created a project titled Kreisleriana 2010, inviting eight composers to choose a movement of Schumann's beloved suite as inspiration for their own voice. I was touched by the fourth, Sehr Langsam, and chose a few notes from it as my point of departure, and later, development. Two hundred years since this great composer's birth, the themes of peacefulness, joy, madness, and deep pain remain a human constant, and there is catharsis to be found through music.
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| This piece is featured on Susanne Kessel's 2010 CD, An Robert Schumann, on Obst P330.30. Click CD for more info. |
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Alex Shapiro has produced a significant album of her solo piano works, including SLOWLY, SEARCHING, beautifully performed by New York pianist Adam Marks. The 2020 disc, ARCANA, has been released on Innova Recordings 041. |
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