- “one of the most brilliant pianists of the contemporary repertoire” The Sunday Times
Performances with Plus-Minus (external link) of Aldo Clementi, Alvin Lucier (external link), and Philip Glass (external link) in London in October and November.
Recording of new music for accordion by Michael Finnissy (external link), Neil Luck (external link), Claudia Molitor (external link), Laurence Crane, Adam de la Cour (external link), and Chris Newman, released on squib-box (external link).
Performances of Französische Ouverture BWV 831
Recital
20:00, Thursday 24 July 1997
Assembly Hall
156 Collins St
Melbourne Victoria
Australia
A cataclysmic vision of the destruction of Sodom (in two and a half minutes) then via a twentieth century guru to the death-obsessed Schubert. Avuncular Bach looks on ... (in anguish)?
| Johann Sebastian Bach | Französische Ouverture BWV 831 | 1735 |
| Adam Yee | Lot | 19952 |
| Karlheinz Stockhausen | Klavierstück XI Nr 7 | 195614 |
| Franz Schubert | Piano Sonata A major D959 | 1828 |
Lumsdaine and his influences
19:30, Friday 19 January 2007
Great Hall, King’s College London
Strand
WC2R 2LS London
United Kingdom
| David Lumsdaine | Kelly Ground | 196620 |
| Don Banks | Pezzo Dramatico | 19565 |
| David Lumsdaine | Ruhe sanfte, sanfte Ruh’ | 197418 |
| David Lumsdaine | Cambewarra | 198021 |
| Johann Sebastian Bach | Französische Ouverture BWV 831 | 1735 |
| David Lumsdaine | Six Postcard Pieces | 19945 |
