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Topic: Passacaglia by Aaron Copland  (Read 1553 times)

Offline michael_sayers

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Passacaglia by Aaron Copland
on: May 08, 2015, 08:41:22 AM
Hi Everyone,

This is Passacaglia by Aaron Copland.  The pianist does not identify himself other than by FrazierPianoFingers, so one may speculate that the pianist is Mr. Frazier.  For modernistic music, yet with some variety, I strongly believe this work is worth considering on piano programmes - especially if the pianist can be dramatico, lyrical, enigmatic, searching, et c., and capture the music's frequently shifting mood's effectively.

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Mvh,
Michael
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