Credits:

Anthony Romaniuk

Description:

A journey of keyboard music with four different instruments from four different eras] In addition to appearing in various fields as a keyboard player of ancient music such as fortepiano and harpsichord, Anthony Romaniuk is an accomplished interpreter of works from the same era and performed with Patrizia Kopatchinskaja on her album "Take Two" (ALPHA211/NYCX-20002) on harpsichord and toy piano. Anthony Romaniuk plays harpsichord and toy piano on Patrizia Kopatchinskaja's album "Take Two" (ALPHA211/NYCX-20002). After being immersed in jazz in his native Australia, he moved to the U.S. to study classical piano, and a few years later, he studied classical music and became deeply absorbed in rock and electronic music there. Here comes his debut solo album, a dazzlingly composed album in which he fully explores his musical vision of the keyboard instrument. The album features works from Byrd to Chick Corea, with a focus on modern piano, but also includes fortepiano, harpsichord, and Fender Rose (an electronic piano manufactured by Fender using a metal tuning fork, used mainly in the 1970s for a wide range of popular music from jazz to soul and rock, and still used by many fans today). It was used in a wide range of popular music from jazz to soul and rock mainly in the 1970s and still has many fans today. His interpretations of the music have the small, airy feel of a generation that absorbed rock and hip-hop on a solid academic foundation, and he lets his listeners know that he is a man of exceptional talent who can show them the beauty of each piece in every one of his works.Combined with unexpected features such as the interesting Bach with Fender Rhodes, this is an album that makes you listen to it all the way through. Naxos Japan