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Are these pieces genuine concert items? Labelled appropriately as to difficulty? Would love to hear your thoughts on these questions and any other reaction you might have.

Recordings of all works are freely downloadable at the site.

Philip Johnston
www.recitalworks.com
www.practiceopedia.com

Canberra, Australia

I listened in on several of the pieces. I like the thoroughly pianistic cadences and tone combinations. Some of the harmonies are surprising yet satisfying at the same time.

From a technical point of view, the sound qualities of the audio files are about as good as can one can get via computer speakers.

I can see how some classical pianists might enjoy ordering the sheet music and learning to play some of these pieces. There is something special about playing music recently composed by living persons.