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Piotr Anderszewski's new album is juxtaposing solo piano works by three composers who asserted and shaped the musical identity of their Central European countries in the earlier 20th century Janácek in Moravia, Szymanowski in Poland, and Bartók in Hungary. InchThe works on this album are imbued with a sense of rebellion,Inch says Anderszewski, himself a native of Warsaw. InchThere is no place here for stylisation or decorum. These works plumb the very roots of music.Inch Piotr Anderszewski's last critical acclaimed album was published in January 2021 and featured J.S. Bach Well-tempered Clavier, it is now at + 21 K 38% physical and 55% digital. BBC Music Magazine wrote InchFor anyone who loves Bach (or the piano)... this life-enhancing disc is required listeningInch. The Guardian gave the Bach album a * review InchPlaying his own selection of pieces from Bach's monumental work may be heresy, but Anderszewki's intelligence, lucidity and joy is undeniable. The influence of folk music is crucial in the programme - the second book of Janácek's On an overgrown path (a collection named after a traditional Moravian wedding song), six of Szymanowski's 20 mazurkas, and Bartók's 14 Bagatelles. Szymanowski's eclectic spirit is evident in the mazurkas, composed during Poland's halcyon inter-war period as an autonomous state. Often chromatically adventurous, sometimes elusive, they fuse the traditional mazurka and the influence of Chopin with elements of the Goral music of Poland's southern highlands. Piotr Anderszewski speaks of the music's Inchprimitive incantations, simultaneously ecstatic and severe in their beautyInch. Album Tracks 1. On An Overgrown Path, Book II No. 1, Andante 2. On An Overgrown Path, Book II No. 2, Allegretto 3. On An Overgrown Path, Book II No. 3, Vivo 4. On An Overgrown Path, Book II No. 4, Piu Mosso 5. On An Overgrown Path, Book I

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