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Edvard Grieg. Lyric Pieces. Leif Ove Andsnes. EMI 57296, 2002.
There is an understandable fascination to recordings made on the composer's own instrument. Were these the exact sounds the composer heard? Will the individual quirks of the instrument reveal something new about the contours and characteristics of the works composed upon it? How do the action of the keys, height of the strings, length of the neck, etc. affect the "feel" of the piece as performed on this particular instrument, and what can we infer from that about the composer's approach to the work? These are musicianly thoughts, certainly, and not ones likely to trouble the average listener. But musicians are an audience worth winning, and recordings like this one are of particular attraction to them. Many of the works presented here, all of them very attractive but ...
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