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Cyril Scott
Carillon
Rainbow Trout
Zoo (Animals for Piano)
The Elephant
The Squirrel
The Bear
The Monkey
The Snake
The Giraffe
The Tortoise
The Rhinoceros
Second Sonata
The Mystic & The Muse

Piano Music of Cyril Scott & Roger Quilter
Clipper Erickson, piano
DTR2013 (CD)
Roger Quilter
Three Studies for Piano, Op. 4
Molto Allegro con moto
Molto Allegro amabile
Vivace misterioso e legato
Three Pieces for Piano, Op. 16
Dance in the Twilight
Summer Evening
At a Country Fair
Two Impressions for Piano, Op. 19
In a Gondola
Lanterns
Country Pieces for Piano, Op. 27
Shepherd Song
Goblins
Forest Lullaby
Pipe and Tabor
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"This is a CD not to be missed, for it is top notch in every respect. Most highly recommended.  Clipper Erickson’s performance of each work is masterly, and the reproduction of the piano puts you in the room next to it." Enos Shupp, The Delian June 2005

“One of the five most notable classical discs of 2004.  Thanks to Clipper Erickson for bringing to light these wonderful pieces! I'm especially fond of the Quilter pieces. --David Duff’s Classical blog 1/5/2005 (http://davidduff.blogspot.com/)

“A webcome release.  A couple of rousing cheers for pianist Erickson and DTR’s boldness in programming.”  --Fanfare, May/June 2005
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Cyril Scott and Roger Quilter were two of the "Frankfurt Gang" (the others being Percy Grainger, Balfour Gardiner, and Norman O’Neill) of young students studying at the Hoch Conservatorium in Frankfurt during the 1890’s. Quilter’s piano music is virtually unknown, and here all of it comprising numerous miniatures is recorded for the first time. Much of Cyril Scott’s music reflects his mystic side, and none more than the difficult and complex one-movement Second Sonata which receives its recorded premiere. Rainbow Trout is one of Scott’s best known piano works and is dedicated to Percy Grainger. Carillon typifies the many piano pieces by Scott with chime or bell-like effects. Children of all ages will delight in Zoo (Animals for Piano), written in 1930 for Scott’s children Vivien Mary and Desmond Cyril.
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