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Bruce Liu - Tchaikovsky: The Seasons
Tchaikovsky: The Seasons
Artist: Bruce Liu
Format: Vinyl
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Label: DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON
Rel. Date: 11/01/2024
UPC: 028948660490

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DISC: 1

1. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : I. January. At The Fireside
2. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : II. February. Carnival
3. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : III. March. Song of the Lark
4. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : IV. April. Snowdrop
5. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : V. May. White Nights
6. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : VI. June. Barcarolle
7. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : VII. July. The Reaper's Song
8. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : VIII. August. The Harvest
9. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : IX. September. The Hunt
10. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : X. October. Autumn Song
11. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : XI. November. Troika
12. Tchaikovsky : The Seasons, Op. 37a : XII. December. Christmas

More Info:

Bruce Liu, winner of the 2021 International Chopin Piano Competition and famous for his distinctive mix of "feline agility and lightness of touch" (New York Times), breaks new ground with the supposedly well known. Following his enormous success with WAVES, a tribute to French composers and nature themes, The Seasons now focuses on Tchaikovsky's and Liu's relationship with music. "For me, this is a moment to explore some personal emotion," the pianist says of his latest album, which envelops the Russian composer's intimate and profoundly poetic language with musical breathing space.