Vadym Kholodenko - Tchaikovsky: Piano Sonatas Opp. 37 & 80After Rachmaninoff, Scriabin and Prokofiev, Vadym Kholodenko continues his exploration of the Russian repertory with a pair of rarely recorded works: Tchaikovsky's two solo piano sonatas. Imaginative, colorful and dreamy, capable of an infinite range of emotions, he reveals both the masterly architecture and the subtleties of the writing that are often sacrificed to mere demonstration of virtuosity.

What followed was a rigorous

to be played (or not) by a gentleman

David Monrad Johansen's catalogue of works displays a mere thirty-six opus numbers as well as a dozen unnumbered compositions from various periods

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Duran Duran

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(born in Munich on 5 July 1897) was a successful conductor and composer in Bavaria

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"It Couldn't Hurt" is a mid-tempo classic with some nice percussion to give the single a 'groovy feel'