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Gibbons - Complete Keyboard Works

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Label: Deux Elles

Cat No: DXL1126

Barcode: 0666283112627

Format: CD

Number of Discs: 2

Genre: Instrumental

Release Date: 17th September 2007

Works

Gibbons
Fantasia MB10; Pavan MB17; Galliard MB24; Ground MB26; Mask The Fairest nymph MB43; Fantasia MB14; Alman MB35; Galliard MB25; Ground The Italian ground MB27; Mask Lincoln’s Inn Mask MB44; Prelude MB2; Alman MB37; Alman MB36; Fantasia MB6; Fantasia MB5; Galliard Lady Hutton MB20; Galliard MB23; Galliard MB21; Fantasia MB9; Pavan MB16; Ground Whoop, do me no harm, good man MB31; Ground Peascod time, or,The hunt’s up MB30; Fantasia MB7; Alman MB33; Coranto French Coranto MB38; Coranto MB39; Mask Welcome home MB42; Prelude MB1; Versus MB4; Fantasia MB11; Alman MB34; Coranto MB40; Fantasia MB13; Mask The temple mask MB45; Ground The Queens’s command MB28; Ground The woods so wild MB29; French Air MB32; Prelude MB3; Fantasia MB8; Pavan MB15; Galliard MB22; Mask Nann’s mask or French Alman MB41; Pavan Lord Salisbury MB18; Galliard Lord Salisbury MB19; Fantasia MB12

Artists

Daniel-Ben Pienaar (piano)

Works

Artists

Daniel-Ben Pienaar (piano)

About

Outstanding performances of Gibbons' complete keyboard works on piano.

The keyboard output of Orlando Gibbons (1583-1625) still represents a small but significant blind spot in the perception of the work of one of England’s greatest composers. The time is ripe for a fresh assessment of the whole of this part of Gibbons’ oeuvre and this collection by pianist Daniel-Ben Pienaar presents just that.

Daniel-Ben Pienaar was born in South Africa, where he made his debut aged 14 in the Liszt E flat Concerto. After winning his country’s National Youth Music Competition and the University of South Africa Overseas Music Scholarship Competition, he entered the Royal Academy of Music in London, where he won the Queen’s Commendation in 1997 and held the Hodgson Fellowship in 1997/8. He is currently piano professor at the Royal Academy of Music.