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Cascade of Roses: A Piano Bouquet
Janice Weber
Cascade of Roses: A Piano Bouquet
Genre: Classical
 

     
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All Artists: Janice Weber
Title: Cascade of Roses: A Piano Bouquet
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Dorian Recordings
Original Release Date: 1/1/2010
Re-Release Date: 1/26/2010
Genre: Classical
Styles: Historical Periods, Classical (c.1770-1830)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 053479210227
 

CD Reviews

Light Music Beautifully Played
J Scott Morrison | Middlebury VT, USA | 02/18/2010
(4 out of 5 stars)

"The idea for this CD is an interesting one. Janice Weber, a very fine pianist not well-enough known, has chosen 22 short works which mention roses in their titles. Understandably, to come up with this list she has had to choose some real trifles along with the worthwhile pieces. Along with the trifles are fine pieces of the superior salon music type along with popular songs. The booklet not only tells us something about each selection, it also includes appropriate poetry or lyrics from many of the pieces. As Amazon has not listed the works on the CD, it might be best if I list them:



1. Joseph Ascher: The Cascade of Roses

2. Heino Kaski: Das Mädchen im Rosengarten

3. Walter Niemann: Rosen am Gartenhaus

4. Walter Niemann: Gelbe Rosen

5. Adolf Jensen: Weisse Rose

6. Ede Poldini: Beauty of the Prairies (a variety of rose)

7. Ethelbert Nevin: Mighty Lak' a Rose

8. Marie Trautmann Jaëll: Roses flétres (Faded Roses)

9. Scott Joplin: Rose Leaf Rag

10. Harvey Loomis: Rose of Yesteryear

11. Julius Zarembski: Les Roses et Les Épines (The Rose and The Thorns)

12. Edward MacDowell: To a Wild Rose

13. Elliott Griffis: Yellow Rose

14. Ernest Dale: Damask Rose

15. John Wesley Work: Big Bunch of Roses

16. Haydn Wood: Roses of Picardy

17. Billy Mayerl: Evening Primrose

18. Frederick D'Erlanger: Midnight Rose Waltz

19. Reynaldo Hahn: La Rose de Bilda

20. Walter Giesen: Roses from the South

21. Schubert/Liszt: Die Rose

22. Ernest de Regge: The Last Rose of Summer



It is probably best not to listen to the whole disc at one sitting, lest one's blood sugar rise to diabetic levels, but taken a few at a time, this is a charming and enjoyable issue.



Scott Morrison

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