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Some of this is hilarious 1920s music. George Antheil, the self-styled 'bad boy of music'… is in fine kleptomaniac form at a time when he idolised Stravinsky and plagiarised compulsively.... — Gramophone Magazine, June 2006 More…

Written for himself to play Antheil’s piano music aspires to the condition of the player piano, an ideal weapon in his campaign for ultra-avant-garde supremacy....[Livingstone] is a kinetic kindred... — MusicWeb International, 1st July 2014 More…

There are some real rarities here...while the stylistic range is formidably wide...It's sometimes bitty and inconsequential, but always engaging – and a fine memorial to an intrepid musician. — The Guardian, 19th June 2014, 3 out of 5 stars More…

A challenging but fascinating foray through piano music written during one of Germany’s most fecund art periods. Schleiermacher shines. — BBC Music Magazine, September 2019, 4 out of 5 stars More…