Waclaw Reimagined/ Various - Waclaw Reimagined Format:CD Dinnerstein was also the pianist

Dinnerstein was also the pianist for whom Philip Glass composed his Piano Concerto No

which entailed changes in the piano part

Born to a family with ancient Bohemian roots but determinedly German in it's culture

a tribute to Vienna

Waclaw Reimagined/ Various - Waclaw Reimagined Format:CD Dinnerstein was also the pianistWe usually say that an ancient event "occurred" or "took place". How should we, therefore, refer to a musical piece? It "existed", but, more importantly, it still "exists". The past creates the present. No matter how thoroughly we seem to know it, early music always remains a mystery. It prevents us from unveiling it completely, creating extensive areas of indefinition. Thus, a great and important adventure begins filling the vague spots, affected by