Tempo Rubato – Riddle & Green: Romantic Lineages: Czerny – Liszt – Jaëll

Two of Melbourne’s most sought after performers and piano teachers, Glenn Riddle and Coady Green, will this year embark on a recording project featuring as-yet-unrecorded four hand works by Czerny, a student of Beethoven who himself gained fame for his enormous pedagogical output of flashy etudes for the piano.

In this concert, Glenn and Coady trace a lineage between three famous piano teachers and pupils: Carl Czerny, his student Franz Liszt, and in turn Liszt’s student Marie Jaëll.
Each piece on this program will be an Australian Premiere performance.

PROGRAM

Carl CZERNY Grandes variations brillantes pour le pianoforte à quatre mains sur le thême original favori colla campanella (Glöckchen Rondo), Op. 170 — Australian premiere

Franz LISZT Mephisto Waltz No. 1, S. 514, arranged by the composer for piano four hands — Australian premiere

Marie JAËLL Douze vals(es) et finale pour piano à quatre mains — Australian premiere

Carl CZERNY Grand Sonata Brillante, Op. 10 — Australian premiere