Dana Suesse "American Nocturne"

[avguste]

During the recital at the University of Miami, in addition of the 2 world premieres,I performed

"American Nocturne" written by Dana Suesse
Dana Suesse bio can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dana_Suesse

[arensky]

A very nice piece, played very well. Where can I get a copy?  


Looking at her bio, she wrote some beautiful pop songs, "My Silent Love" and "The Night is Young and You're So Beautiful" as well as the ubiquitous "You Oughta' Be in Pictures". I'm a fan and practitioner of this period of music, so thanks for the new knowledge.  

[avguste]

Thank you for the comment.
Not sure where you can get the copy.I got my copy from my grandma who is also a pianist.
You may want to check your local music store.

[ted]

Excellent ! The first half of the twentieth century gave rise to a huge number of brilliant pianists and composers, many of whom were associated with Hollywood. We hardly hear their music these days and it is a pity. Like arensky, I have a deep fondness for the music of this era. It had passion, sincerity, charm and elegance, and many of its executants were phenomenal pianists.

These pieces you are posting are fascinating, please let us hear more.

[goldentone]

I very much enjoyed this piece.  It is something I would like to sink my hands into sometime.  Wonderful playing, Avguste.

[avguste]

Thank you guys