Ignaz Brull - Rhapsodie Op.65

[promusician]

I have got the full score from Peters Library 1 month ago, so I used the opportunity to start a simulation using NP, about 100 bars from the beginning.

[Ilja]

Thank you! It happens that I was looking this up only this week. There is always something irresistibly fluid about Brüll's music. That theme at 1:26 sounds somewhat familiar to me, by the way. I'm curious to learn where this will go.

[promusician]

This work is incredibly rewarding as I am working on another 100 bars, the melody and themes are so well written. I will update here the status of my work progress.

[Mark Thomas]

Thanks very much, Brüll might never have been adventurous, but he was a real craftsman and is always a rewarding listen.

[promusician]

Hello guys, the simulation is completed and is now available for free on my new Patreon channel (join as free member)

I hope you enjoy the piece as much as I would

Anyway if you want to support my channel, you can also subscribe to premium tier.  Premium members can send request for any unrecorded repertoire provided the score is available.

[promusician]

This is my first simulation when I decided to open a Patreon channel myself, and now it gets full remastering as per my latest standards. Also, the first time into public

[terry martyn]

Hugely impressed.

I am a big fan of Brull's compositions for piano  and orchestra.   Are there any works of this type left to be re-imagined?

[promusician]

Hugely impressed.

I am a big fan of Brull's compositions for piano  and orchestra.   Are there any works of this type left to be re-imagined?

There is another work for piano and orchestra, an unpublished Konzertstuck, bears significant parallels to his recorded Andante and Allegro, Op. 88.

[terry martyn]

Op.88 happens to be my all-time favourite piece for piano and orchestra.

I thought that there was this other composition - I seem to remember it being mentioned in the Hyperion reader- notes.

Any chances of hearing that some time?

[promusician]

Op.88 happens to be my all-time favourite piece for piano and orchestra.

I thought that there was this other composition - I seem to remember it being mentioned in the Hyperion reader- notes.

Any chances of hearing that some time?

Actually I already did the simulation December last year, for my Patreon members and I am gradually releasing those videos to the public. It will be here soon. As you have read my list, I have around 60-70 concertante works that are unrecorded in my project list.