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Maria Lettberg plays Erkki Melartin: The Solo Piano Works (Crystal Classics) Disc 2 Some of the most fascinating piano music I´ve heard in years

Maria Lettberg - Erkki Melartin: The Solo Piano Works (Crystal Classics) Disc 1

Maria Lettberg - Melartin: The Solo Piano Works (Crystal Classics) Disc 2 Major discovery

Marta Deyanova - Skriabin: Mazurkas (Nimbus)

Richie Beirach, Gregor Hübner, George Mraz - Round about Federico Mompou (ACT)

Ulrich Drechsler John Ruocco Joris Roelofs Jean-Marc Foltz

Ruby Hughes (soprano) & Joseph Middleton (p) - Nocturnal Variations (Champs Hill)

Maybe not the correct thread, nevertheless interesting aspects https://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2016/sep/16/ride-the-spotify-wave-playlist-jazz-hits-neil-cowley-trio-jazz

Christian Schulz - Romanza (Oceanbar Records) Lovely guitar recital featuring mostly modern Latin American composers.

Claudio Santoro - Love Songs & Popular Songs, Preludes and Paulistanas for solo piano : Rosana Lamosa (soprano) & Marcelo Bratke (p) (Quartz Records)

Anna Lucia Richter (soprano) & Michael Gees (p) - Liederkreis: Schumann, Brahms, Britten (Challenge)

After a world premier trio release from Hamburg (with Philip Catherine) that I have not yet been listening to the unknown to me Ubuntu Music announces for 28th October another previously unreleased live one: Chet Baker in London Chet plays live in The Canteen, London, in 1983, backed by The John Horler Trio. It´s a A two CD set with two hours of music. More details and a some music http://www.weareubuntumusic.com/new-album/

Roberta Alexander (soprano) & Tan Crone (p) - Charles Ives Songs (Etcetera) Disc 1

Marcelo Bratke (p) & Susana Lamosa (sopran) - Santoro: Love Songs and Popular Songs, Paulistinas for solo piano (Quartz)

Sebastian Knauer - Pure Mendelssohn (Berlin Classics) Praise for Knauer: gorgeous recital, beautiful music

In any case: "From a Whisper to a Scream" ! A lot to discover - thanks Paul Secor for your recommendations, I ll give this album with Ben Webster a try

Soyeon Kate Lee - Scriabin piano music - Sonate fantaise, Impromptus, Nocturnes (Naxos) Lesser-known works. But if you dig especially Scriabin´s earlier music like me it´s a real treat

Sergio Monteiro plays Henrique Oswald (Grand Piano)

Clipper Erickson - The Complete piano works of Nathaniel Dett - My cup runneth over (Navona), Disc 1

Benjamin Appl (baritone) & James Baillieu: Stunden, Tage, Ewigkeiten - Heinrich Heine-Lieder (Champs Hill)

Sad to read that. I like many of his later recordings for Steeple Chase. Thank your for the music, Louis Smith!

Lars Vogt - For Children (Cavi) Music programatically written for children and youth. But intended of course for adults. You have dreamy miniatures of contemporary composer Thomas Larcher written exclusively for Vogt, some haunting Schumann and those knockout Bartok pieces. Sven Vogt is a remarkable young pianist. Simon rattle raved about Vogt´s touch. It´s truely sublime and this little gem of an album is proof. BTW "For children" has the cutest cover pic I´ve seen in classical music...

Lars Vogt - For Children (Avi) features Thomas Larcher: Poems, Robert Schumann: Album für die Jugend, Bela Bartok: For Children

Excellent all around. Schumann, Brahms part is not your usual interpretation what you are expecting by Sabine Meyer or Andreas Ottensamer. Kind of more down to earth - that´s why I like it even more. American and Latin American part are superb. Highpoint for me is D. Gauses´s almost eight minute long "Lunar Lace" a contemporary gem that´s almost modern jazz in its rough expressivness.

F. Gerard Errante - The Lyric Clarinet: Treasured works from the vocal repertoire for clarinet and piano (Ravello) Like Errante´s fullbodied, expressive tone