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Three Little Duets
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Piano Sonata
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Two Intermezzi
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Duo in Three Movements
Gregory Fulkerson, violin, Jennifer Rinehart, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Voices
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Variations for Piano
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Cocktail Music (Song Without Words)
Steven R. Gerber, piano
“This is an album that keeps growing on me. My wish is that Gerber is busy knocking out material for a Volume Two an won’t make us wait another forty-two years for it!” (New Music Connoisseur)
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Definitive performances by Steven Gerber of his piano music.
Born in 1948, composer/pianist Steven R. Gerber studied at Haverford College and Princeton. His music has been performed by orchestras and ensembles across the United States, including the San Francisco Symphony, the National Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Louisville Orchestra. His music is especially popular in Russia and the Ukraine where there have been dozens of performances of his orchestral, solo and chamber works. His music appears on the Chandos, Naxos, Koch and Arabesque labels. This recording includes almost all of his solo piano music performed in reverse chronological order, interspersed with a riveting performance of his Duo for violin and piano by Gregory Fulkerson and Jennifer Rinehart.Contents:
Steven R. Gerber, composerThree Little Duets
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Piano Sonata
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Two Intermezzi
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Duo in Three Movements
Gregory Fulkerson, violin, Jennifer Rinehart, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Voices
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Variations for Piano
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Steven R. Gerber, composer
Cocktail Music (Song Without Words)
Steven R. Gerber, piano
Review:
“This CD as a whole shows multiple sides of Gerber and provides evidence that he is a fine advocate of his own works, not only as their creator but also in performing and even in writing about them–an an altogether impressive combination.” (Infodad.com)“This is an album that keeps growing on me. My wish is that Gerber is busy knocking out material for a Volume Two an won’t make us wait another forty-two years for it!” (New Music Connoisseur)