Recent Releases
from Steinway & Sons
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A Private Recital - Andrew Rangell
Pianist Andrew Rangell releases a new album that includes contemporary sonatas which brilliantly inhabit the style of Domenico Scarlatti, intimate selections by Stefan Wolpe, and Scriabin’s virtuosic Fifth Sonata. Finally, a warmly sonorous birthday gift by Jan Swafford.
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Bach - The Well-Tempered Clavier Book 2 - Andrew Rangell
Pianist Andrew Rangell's Bach survey ends with this second book of the WTC in sparkling, free-spirited performances.
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Beethoven: The Last Sonatas - Sonatas Op. 109, 110, 111 - Gerardo Teissonnière
Regarded by international critics and audiences as an artist of extraordinary musicianship and rare sensibility and tracing his musical roots to Alfred Cortot, Artur Schnabel and Alexander Siloti, Gerardo Teissonnière brings to the concert stage an exciting amalgam of the diverse and important pianistic traditions he represents.
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Schubert - Sonatas D 959 & D 960 - David Deveau
Distinguished pianist David Deveau returns to the Steinway & Sons label with eloquent performances of Schubert’s final two sonatas.
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The Devil's Lyre - Piano Music of David Hackbridge Johnson - Lowell Liebermann
Composer/pianist Lowell Liebermann follows up his debut solo piano album, Personal Demons, with an album of world premiere recordings by contemporary British composer David Hackbridge Johnson.
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Florence Beatrice Price - Andante con espressione - Ric'key Pageot - Lady Jess
A world premiere recording of Andante con espressione by Florence Price. This graceful work is given a beautiful performance by violinist Lady Jess and pianist Ric'Key Pageot.
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Arabesque - Nicolas Namoradze
Nicolas Namoradze came to international attention in 2018 upon winning the triennial Honens International Piano Competition in Calgary, Canada—the largest piano prize in the world. For his Steinway label debut, Namoradze performs works by Schumann as well as his own compositions.
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Cuthbert Harris - Introduction and Fugato in D minor Rickey Pageot
The talented young pianist Ric’key Pageot plays a rarely performed work by Cuthbert Harris, an English organist, teacher and composer from the turn of the 20th century.
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A Steinway Romance - Simon Mulligan
Wishful, nostalgic and dreamy romance set the tone for this elegant set of standards from the marvelously talented pianist Simon Mulligan.
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Steinway Sunsets
Steinway Sunsets is our musical portrait of brightness and color, gradually shifting in texture to a peaceful farewell to the daylight.
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Reflections - Avery Gagliano
Avery Gagliano, First Prize and Best Concerto Prize winner of the 2020 10th National Chopin Piano Competition, is a young artist who captures audiences with her sensitivity, emotional depth, and musical expression.
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Quiet Now - Steinway Ballads - Jed Distler
The lesser-known gem, Quiet Now, by Denny Zeitlin, is the title track of this collection, also featuring music of Bill Evans and Duke Ellington and performed by pianist Jed Distler.
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Balakirev - Islamey - Jeffrey Biegel
Mily Balakirev's Islamey, a virtuosic fantasy inspired by melodies from the Caucasus Mountains, is given a dazzling performance by pianist Jeffrey Biegel.
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Social Flutterby - Piano Music of David Shenton - Joanne Polk
David Shenton's music has been described by critics as being immediately accessible, while maintaining immense depth, beautiful melodic writing, and incredible sophistication. There is something for every musical taste in these selections, brilliantly performed by pianist Joanne Polk.
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From The Early 20th Vol. 2 - Andrew Rangell
Andrew Rangell's 2018 release, From the early 20th..., an album featuring pieces by Schoenberg, Nielsen, and Enescu, was dominated by Charles Ives' monumental "Concord" sonata. Volume 2 is intended as a more inclusive enlargement along these lines, featuring iconic works of Webern, Berg, Scriabin, and Ravel, alongside lesser-known gems by Sibelius, Mompou, and Prokofiev.
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