
Composed in 1928, Sorabji’s five-movement Toccata No. 1 might best be described as a smaller cousin, or a “beta version” if you will, to his
In contrast to Sorabji’s first three single-movement piano sonatas, the 1929 Sonata No. 4 is structured in three movements that add up to more than
Opus Amorassissimo, etc. is perhaps the least known yet most controversial of Kaikhosru Sorabji’s large-scale, unpublished and unperformed piano works. According to Altarus producer Robyn
As the saying goes, truth is stranger than fiction, particularly so in the case of Leopold Godowsky’s piano versions of Brahms’ Four Symphonies for the
This release documents the U.S. premiere of Kaikhosru Sorabji’s Second Piano Sonata. Like his First Sonata, Sorabji’s longer, more ambitious follow-up takes its cue from