(1988) D. Scarlatti: 12 Sonatas for Cembalo Charles Koechlin the Musikkollegium Winterthur

the Musikkollegium Winterthur

Vocal polyphony would no longer be considered merely as a virtuosic compositional technique but much more as a vast expressive domain in which the text played an increasingly important role

Also featured on this recording is his live performance of Mozart’s G-minor piano quartet with members of the Quatuor Sine Nomine from the competition semi-finals

this transcription – for which Etienne Barilier suggests the term "transposition" in the booklet - is shrouded in mystery

have won many international awards

(1988) D. Scarlatti: 12 Sonatas for Cembalo Charles Koechlin the Musikkollegium WinterthurNo description available