EDWARDS; ROSS

AUSTRALIAN PIANO CONCERTOS

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Is there such a thing as an Australian Piano Concerto?, asks Dennis Hennig, one of the pianists featured in this anthology. Here are three attempts

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RED EARTH

David Vernier

Listeners looking for a happy adventure into some of the last century’s less-traveled musical territory–that is, works by Australian composers–are advised to investigate this excellent

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Ross Edwards: Chamber, orchestral works

Victor Carr Jr

The varied musical styles on this disc reflect composer Ross Edwards’ eclectic musical interests. Opening with the jaunty and syncopated White Ghost Dancing (inspired by

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David Hurwitz June 15, 2025

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David Hurwitz June 15, 2025

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