Could these two synchronized angels of the Muse share a gene for impassioned piano playing?
Regardless, I would sing like a nightingale about Sudbin, spreading his immense gifts far and wide.
Let’s start with the artist’s Scarlatti, a composer so very dear to me.
Three exemplary performances sweep the listener into a universe of beauty from the first measure to final cadence. Nuance, dynamics, impeccable phrasing, just the right touch, and tone to please. It’s manifestly clear that one of the pianist’s teachers was Murray Perahia. I can tell by the way in which the Baroque repertoire is communicated. Not too loud, too soft or frivolous in any way. A nice range of dynamics are bundled into the playing.
These examples are heartfelt:
Finally, a mouse tap to Sudbin’s official website fills in the missing details that surround his remarkable life and musical accomplishments.
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