Rosemary Tuck
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Rosemary Tuck is a fine player with a delicately flexible touch, and in the second Concertino - composed in 1841 and influenced by Chopin - she copes gracefully with every virtuoso challenge... —
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Carl Czerny: Piano Concerto in D minor
Rosemary Tuck (piano)
English Chamber Orchestra, Richard Bonynge
Czerny produced much more besides teaching aides, including several piano concerto, the first of which receives – incredibly – its premiere recording here. Australian pianist Rosemary Tuck demonstrates... —
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Czerny: Second Grand Concerto in E Flat major, Concertino, Rondino
Rosemary Tuck (piano)
English Chamber Orchestra, Richard Bonynge
Czerny had no problem coming up with melodies but he lacked Beethoven’s gift for the twist that lodges them so indelibly in the mind...Rosemary Tuck makes a fine case for all this interesting,... —
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William Vincent Wallace: Opera Fantasies and Paraphrases
Rosemary Tuck (piano) & Richard Bonynge (piano)
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British Classical Masterpieces
Gerald Peregrine, Antony Ingham, Roderick Williams (baritone), Iain Burnside (piano), Henry Purcell, Kym Amps, David van Asch, Maria Kliegel (cello), Nigel North (lute), Benjamin Frith (piano), Dale Kavanagh (guitar), Madeleine Mitchell (violin), Gordon MacKay, Joseph Spooner, Murray McLachlan (piano),...
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Wallace: Chopinesque
Rosemary Tuck (piano) & Richard Bonynge (piano & conductor)
Tait Chamber Orchestra
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