Review Marianne Schroeder, piano. Somewhat more conservative but more concentrated early works, beautifully played. Includes "Un Adieu," the "Sonata No. 2" and the interesting "Suite No. 8" (1952) which is an evocation of Tibet with its monastaries, rituals, prayers and dances. ~ "Blue" Gene Tyranny, All Music Guide
Tracks
Un Adieu
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (5:16)
Sonata No. 2/Con Estremo Impeto, Agitatissimo
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (5:08)
Lento Meditativo
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (7:19)
Vivace Tempestoso
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (3:44)
Sonata No. 3/Lento, Rubato
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (8:25)
Con Dolcezza
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (5:30)
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Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (5:55)
Suite No. 8
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (3:01)
Suite No. 2
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (6:02)
Suite No. 3
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (4:31)
Suite No. 4
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (4:31)
Suite No. 5
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (3:26)
Suite No. 6
Giacinto Scelsi , Marianne Schroeder (4:40)
Credits Werner X. Uehlinger (Producer), Walter Bosshardt (Design) , Marianne Schroeder (Performer) , Pia Uehlinger (Producer) , Peter Pfister (Digital Mastering)
