No limits to the virtuosity of our instrument

[Ffingers]

Something that I keep coming back to:





Pure magic by an accordionist almost unknown beyond her native Norway, it seems.

 

[noelekal]

I would love to have that as well as other works by this accordionist on CD.

I didn't see her name.

 

[Ffingers]

I would love to have that as well as other works by this accordionist on CD.

I didn't see her name.

Lina Rist-Larsen.
Mentioned in the comments.

 

[noelekal]

Thanks Ffingers!

Rats! No CDs found on Ebay. Will look further.

I love Bach and love classical accordion performance. Have some Stefan Hussong so far. No Goldberg Variation done on accordion though. It's a natural for the work.

 

[Ffingers]

Thanks Ffingers!

Rats! No CDs found on Ebay. Will look further.

I love Bach and love classical accordion performance. Have some Stefan Hussong so far. No Goldberg Variation done on accordion though. It's a natural for the work.

You might look at:

https://www.youtube.com/@milanrehakofficial

and;

https://www.youtube.com/@Hrustevich

and;

https://www.youtube.com/@KsenijaSidorova

and;

https://www.youtube.com/@stelesh

amongst others

 

[mtj]

Thanks Ffingers!

Rats! No CDs found on Ebay. Will look further.

I love Bach and love classical accordion performance. Have some Stefan Hussong so far. No Goldberg Variation done on accordion though. It's a natural for the work.

Goldberg Variations

 

[OuijaBoard]

I've chimed in before on the lovely Scarlatti recording by Mie Miki . . .

I'm a fan of Teodoro Anzellotti, who's graced us with a ton of beautiful recordings ranging from baroque to Janacek and Ligeti. Particularly fond of his CD of Erik Satie and Jules Massenet selections . . I'm pretty sure he's done a Goldberg Variations CD as well . . .

Here's his magical Jean-Philippe Rameau recording: