Collected Music
for Solo Piano
More than five decades of music for solo piano, excluding the solo sonatas. Discover the breadth of a composer’s lifelong relationship with the instrument.
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Richard St. Clair’s (b. 1946) music for solo piano is prodigious. In addition to seventeen solo sonatas and two dozen ragtime pieces to be published at a later date, included herein is a wide variety of music (individual pieces, collections, sets, suites, etc.) readily suitable in concert or teaching settings. Some works are neoclassical, some are avant-garde, some are expressionist. Most of the music is for an advanced, but not necessarily virtuosic, technical ability, hence skilled amateur or semi-professional pianists will find much here that is approachable. Nearly every niche of modern style has been explored in this stunning collection, now offered to the public for the first time.
Boston Phoenix classical music reviewer Lloyd Schwartz wrote in February 2000:
“St. Clair has created a fascinating sound world, both charged and atmospheric. His is a stirring and original voice.”
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