FIDÈLES INSOMNIES

Almost all of the great, near-great, and not-so-great Romantic pianists composed fluffy salon pieces in their spare time. For better or worse, Alain Lefèvre has

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Concerto de Quebec

What a fascinating novelty André Mathieu’s Concerto de Québec is! A child prodigy of Mozartian facility, Mathieu wrote the work in the early 1940s when

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