Reinecke and Rachmaninoff
"Rachmaninoff's opus 23 is a series of musical microcosms which have been following me insistently for the fourteen years of my musical training. As a teenager, I was ripped rather unceremoniously from my love of Mozart and Beethoven when I heard Horowitz's THUNDEROUS recording of the fifth prelude. I was hooked immediately; my mother and neighbours however weren't quite as thrilled with this new discovery of mine.
As a challenge to myself in my first ANAM year, I embarked on the journey of completing this cycle of preludes, and will be presenting a selection of my favourites.
I'm excited that this semester has become a hub for inspiration and new ideas, as each month brings a new guest lecturer to coach the piano department in our performance preparation." - Francis Atkins
Carl REINECKE Trio in A Minor, op. 188
Sergei RACHMANINOFF Preludes Op. 23 (selections)
Francis Atkins (NSW) piano
Joshua Webster (NZ) oboe
Emma John (WA) horn
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