Sonatas by Brahms and Prokofiev <br> Berl Senofsky, Gary Graffman <br> BRIDGE 9118This recording, taken from a 1975 concert, was the last performance given by longtime chamber music partners, Berl Senofsky, violin, and Gary Graffman, piano. Reviews: Bridges fortuitous memorial to Senofsky eases some of the regret that this talented but lesser known violinist did not make more recordings. This commendable recital disc stands on its own as an important document of a terrific musical partnership that lasted until the mid 1970s.

Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck

Chatter of Pins

one could use the Budapest's beautiful performance of Shostakovich's fugue as an illustration of some of the quartet's best qualities

Brilliant pianist Amy Dissanayake dispatches them with a kind of elegant ferocity that takes your breath away

La Chanson d’Eve

Concerto in C Major

1999 Grammy Nomination: Best Solo Performance

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Tom Flaherty's compositions grow organically from small motives or cells that expand and contract in unpredictable yet satisfyingly logical spans

double bass