Wilde plays Chopin at the Wigmore Hall Simon Smith despite the sometimes wide range

despite the sometimes wide range of pitch"

Combining powerful music on a ceremonial scale with shorter liturgical works

Recorded in July 2001 at Barnes Collection

In addition to that

recorded in the chapel of Worksop College

Wilde plays Chopin at the Wigmore Hall Simon Smith despite the sometimes wide rangeSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Pianist David Wilde brings astounding vibrancy and exuberance to the Polish master in his account of late Chopin. Wilde, for whom every performance is a confrontation with himself, counts among his mentors Solomon, Reizenstein, Elinson and Boulanger. In this bold live recital, he presents repertoire that conflicts with the feminine, gentle aspect of popular Chopin myth. He argues instead that Chopins wide ranging