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Stravinsky: Works for Two pianos

on Bösendorfers (2-3, 8-15) Bernard Job, John-Patrick Millow, on Steinways (1, 4-7, 19) Vitya Vronsky & Viktor Babin (16-18) Alfons & Aloys Kontarsky, Vitya Vronsky & Viktor Babin

Stravinsky’s shrill, rhythmic energies are cast in new colours, with piano as glittering percussion instrument...This is a fascinating disc, full of riches. The sound is clear and vivid.

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Contents

Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring

  • four-hands composition arranged for 2 pianos, by John-Patrick Millow. Recorded in Paris, 18 June 1982
  • on Bösendorfers (2-3, 8-15) Bernard Job, John-Patrick Millow, on Steinways (1, 4-7, 19) Vitya Vronsky & Viktor Babin (16-18) Alfons & Aloys Kontarsky

Stravinsky: Scherzo a la Russe

  • arranged for two pianos by the composer. Recorded in New York, 1961
  • Vitya Vronsky & Viktor Babin, on Bösendorfers (2-3, 8-15) Bernard Job, John-Patrick Millow, on Steinways (1, 4-7, 19) Vitya Vronsky & Viktor Babin (16-18) Alfons & Aloys Kontarsky

Stravinsky: Cinq pièces faciles

  • Recorded in Paris, 9-10 February, 1991
  • on Bösendorfers (2-3, 8-15) Bernard Job, John-Patrick Millow, on Steinways (1, 4-7, 19) Vitya Vronsky & Viktor Babin (16-18) Alfons & Aloys Kontarsky

Stravinsky: Three Easy Pieces for Piano Duet

  • Recorded in Paris, 9-10 February, 1991
  • on Bösendorfers (2-3, 8-15) Bernard Job, John-Patrick Millow, on Steinways (1, 4-7, 19) Vitya Vronsky & Viktor Babin (16-18) Alfons & Aloys Kontarsky

Stravinsky: Sonata for Two Pianos

  • Recorded at Bavaria Atelier, Munich, November 1962
  • on Bösendorfers (2-3, 8-15) Bernard Job, John-Patrick Millow, on Steinways (1, 4-7, 19) Vitya Vronsky & Viktor Babin (16-18) Alfons & Aloys Kontarsky

Stravinsky: Tango

  • arranged for two pianos by Viktor Babin. Recorded in New York, 1961
  • Vitya Vronsky & Viktor Babin, on Bösendorfers (2-3, 8-15) Bernard Job, John-Patrick Millow, on Steinways (1, 4-7, 19) Vitya Vronsky & Viktor Babin (16-18) Alfons & Aloys Kontarsky