Special offer. Chopin: Preludes Op. 28
Andrew Tyson (piano)
That he has an affinity with the composer is immediately obvious and one of the most appealing aspects here is his sheer sound. Soulfulness, too, is in plentiful supply...There's no lack of...
Special offer. Chopin: Preludes Op. 28
Andrew Tyson (piano)
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That he has an affinity with the composer is immediately obvious and one of the most appealing aspects here is his sheer sound. Soulfulness, too, is in plentiful supply...There's no lack of...
About
The Zig-Zag Territoires label, like the Outhere Music group of which it is a part, is particularly attentive to the emergence and support of new talents, of which this CD, the first by the young pianist Andrew Tyson, is a good illustration. But it is also much more than that for it bears witness to the interpretation, already enlightening, of a very great talent and to the birth, on disc, of a singular, poetic voice.
Andrew Tyson has chosen to record the cycle of Chopin’s 24 Preludes, which represent so many different worlds to explore and bring to life. He excels therein thanks to the fantastic variety of timbres that he manages to make blossom on the piano of the Teldex studio in Berlin, and also to an extraordinary contrapuntal capacity.
Contents and tracklist
- Andrew Tyson
- Recorded: 3-6 January 2014
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin, Germany
- Andrew Tyson
- Recorded: 3-6 January 2014
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin, Germany
- Andrew Tyson
- Recorded: 3-6 January 2014
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin, Germany
- Andrew Tyson
- Recorded: 3-6 January 2014
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin, Germany
- Andrew Tyson
- Recorded: 3-6 January 2014
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin, Germany
Awards and reviews
March 2015
That he has an affinity with the composer is immediately obvious and one of the most appealing aspects here is his sheer sound. Soulfulness, too, is in plentiful supply...There's no lack of technique either...However, there are times when poetry seems to be too much of a preoccupation.