Morton Feldman Le Bureau Des Pianistes, Stephane Ginsburgh, JeanLuc Fafchamps, JeanLuc Plouvier - Pieces For More Than Two Hands

Review by Daniel Kutsche

The album "Pieces For More Than Two Hands" by Morton Feldman, performed by Le Bureau Des Pianistes, Stephane Ginsburgh, JeanLuc Fafchamps, and JeanLuc Plouvier, is a mesmerizing and thought-provoking collection of contemporary classical music.

The album comprises of four of Feldman's most significant works, including "Two Pieces for Three Pianos," "Piano Four Hands," "Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello," and "Two Pianos." The pieces are characterized by their minimalist and avant-garde style, with extended periods of silence and slow-moving harmonies that create a sense of spaciousness and introspection.

The performances by the pianists are exceptional, with each musician bringing their unique interpretation and style to the music. The ensemble's cohesion and musicality are impressive, with their nuanced and sensitive playing emphasizing the music's subtle nuances and textures.

Summary by Daniel Kutsche

"Pieces For More Than Two Hands" is an excellent album that showcases the enduring relevance and beauty of Morton Feldman's music. The performances by Le Bureau Des Pianistes, Stephane Ginsburgh, JeanLuc Fafchamps, and JeanLuc Plouvier are outstanding, making this album a must-listen for fans of contemporary classical music.