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| in 1992 Alan Fraser while was back home in Montreal visiting friends and family, he gave an informal performance at the Yellow Door Coffee House, where he had passed many a happy evening listening to folk music during his studet days. This recital includes: 3 Scarlatti Sonatas, Mozart Sonata in G major K. 281, 3 Rachmaninoff Preludes: the exquisite E flat major, the monumental B minor and the passionate, dramatic C minor. The last selection in this sound file is the intimate Nocturne in F major of Chopin. |
CD: private recording
Label: unreleased
Credits: recorded by Morris Apelbaum, Silent Sound Studios |
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| The E flat prelude: poetic, rhapsodic, intimate - a rare glimpse into Rachmaninoff's interior world. then the monumental B minor - almost apocalyptic in its vision. and finally the C minor that surges and cries to its crashing, triumphant conclusion... |
CD: unreleased
Label: unreleased
Credits: recorded by morris apelbaum, 1993 |
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| This nocturne shows perhaps more clearly than any other Chopin's preoccupation with opera, and the problem of transferring the expression of an operatic area to the keyboard. This sings with a rare intimacy, then roars into a suddne storm in the middle before returnig to the calm, blissful serenity of the opening... |
CD: unreleased
Label: unreleased
Credits: recorded by morris apelbaum, 1993 |
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