Concerto pour piano seul/Esquises/Toccatina/Etude alla Barbaro.
Schaghajegh Nosrati on her encounters with Charles-Valentin Alkan. "I started to become fascinated with composer Charles Valentin Alkan when I was very young. The groundwork was laid by my teacher Rainer M. Klaas, whose curiosity and commitment in favor of a seldom-performed and unjustly forgotten repertoire I still regard as an unrivaled source of inspiration. Klaas played a decisive role. At a time when few had ever listened to Alkan’s music or had even heard the composer’s name, I had already assimilated and learned to appreciate many of Alkan’s works thanks to his teaching. My brother Shafagh had also cultivated an interest in Alkan and performed several of his pieces. I found a further source of inspiration in pianist Marc-André Hamelin, who recorded Alkan’s piano music in an unprecedented quality and helped make them known to a much wider audience."
- 1. Equisses, Op. 63 - No. 01 La Vision (02:49)
- 2. Equisses, Op. 63 - No. 02 Le Staccatissimo (01:12)
- 3. Equisses, Op. 63 - No. 48 En Songe (01:31)
- 4. Toccatina, Op. 75 - (02:02)
- 5. Equisses, Op. 63 - No. 31 Debut De Quatuor (01:07)
- 6. Equisses, Op. 63 - No. 43 Notturino Inamorata (01:24)
- 7. Etude Alla Barbaro, Woo - (03:03)
- 8. Equisses, Op. 63 - No. 26 Petit Air (00:50)
- 9. Equisses, Op. 63 - No. 11 Les Soupirs (02:15)
- 10. Equisses, Op. 63 - No. 12 Barcarlorette (01:25)
- 11. Concerto Pour Piano Seul - I. Etude Op.39 No.8 (32:06)
- 12. Concerto Pour Piano Seul - Ii. Etude Op.39 No.9 (12:14)
- 13. Concerto Pour Piano Seul - Iii. Etude Op.39 No.10 (10:48)
