Picker: Keys to the City, etc / Denk, Sanderling, Moscow PO

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	Piano Concerto No. 2, "Keys to the City" - Piano Concerto No. 2, "Keys to the City"
	And Suddenly It's Evening - I. Heart of the earth
	And Suddenly It's Evening - II. Ray of the sun
	And Suddenly It's Evening - III. Suddenly evening
	Cello Concerto - I. Not even the rain
	Cello Concerto - II. Brief journey
	Cello Concerto - III. Those we loved
	Cello Concerto - IV. Lament

Album Summary

Performers

• Jeremy Denk (Piano)
• Paul Watkins (Cello)

Conductor

• Sanderling, Thomas

Ensemble

• Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra

Composer

• Tobias Picker (1954 - )

Notes & Reviews:

"Much of what Tobias Picker does sounds and feels familiar. It's the attitude that begins to make the difference. In 'Keys to the City' - his 1982 centennial tribute fo the Brooklyn Bridge - the piece is held taut (a bit like the bridge's steel cabling) by a series of interlocking 12-tone rows. But they're catchy tone rows - that's the difference. They strive to engage. Attitude, you see." - Edward Seckerson, Gramophone

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Works Details

Picker, Tobias : Concerto for Piano no 2 ("Keys to the City")

• Performer: Jeremy Denk (Piano)
• Conductor: Thomas Sanderling
• Ensemble: Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra
• Running Time: 19 min. 29 sec.
• Period Time: Contemporary
• Form: Concerto
• Written: 1983

Picker, Tobias : And Suddenly It's Evening, for orchestra

• Conductor: Thomas Sanderling
• Ensemble: Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra
• Running Time: 19 min. 12 sec.
• Period Time: Contemporary
• Written: 1994

Picker, Tobias : Concerto for Cello

• Performer: Paul Watkins (Cello)
• Conductor: Thomas Sanderling
• Ensemble: Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra
• Running Time: 22 min. 48 sec.
• Period Time: Contemporary
• Written: 1999