As a sightreader, I am always looking for new challenges, that is, to play new music I have not seen before. Before I entered the world of composers, I would search for published music of dead composers.
In my musical journey, I discover that the new music (of living composers) is just as interesting if not more. These days, if I come across music of a composer I like, whether it’s ensemble music or piano guitar duo, I’d ask if he or she had written anything for piano solo or piano duet. Similarly — vice versa.
Below is a catalogue of the piano solo works I have reviewed and introduced on Concertblog. I will continue to add to this list, arranged alphabetically by the composer’s last name.
- Abrams, Daniel: Chaconne on Dido’s Lament (video)
- Alkema, Henk: piano solo from duet ( sample score, photo)
- Carollo, John: Waltz (mp3, sample score, photo)
- Diehnelt, Kim: Impromptu (mp3, sample score)
- Ku, Anne: Full Moon on Maui (sample score)
- Ku, Anne: Toccata on an Elegie Theme (mp3, sample score)
- Peterson, Tom: Sonatina (video)
- Verleur, Heleen: Daniel’s Song (mp3, sample score, photo)
- Verleur, Heleen: Prelude and Fuga in D minor: mp3, sample scores
- Williams, Chris: Somewhere Between Reason and Light (video)
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