Satie: Works for Piano.

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Despite its technical simplicity, Erik Satie's piano music can be performed in many ways. The compositions heard here marked early appearances of what would become major trends in music of the 20th century, and the emphasis can be placed in various places. Recorded in 1990 (and reissued as an "essential masterwork" in 2009), this selection of Satie pieces touches on what pianist Peter Dickinson called the composer's "mystical, comic, and popular veins.

Collections: 15. Satie Piano Music. Rags, Blues and Parodies. BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Clark Rundell, Peter Dickinson - Suite for the Centenary of Lord Berners: I. Blues Peter Dickinson: Orchestral Works, 2016 01:53. BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Clark Rundell, Lesley Hatfield, Peter Dickinson, Robert Plane - Bach in Blue Peter Dickinson: Orchestral Works, 2016 05:59. BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Chloë Hanslip, Clark Rundell, Peter Dickinson - Violin Concerto: IX. Grave Peter Dickinson: Three Concertos, 2014 00:57.

For other people named Peter Dickinson, see Peter Dickinson (disambiguation). Peter Dickinson (born 15 November 1934) is an English composer, musicologist, author, and pianist, best known for his experimental musical compositions and writings on American music. His musical compositions include experimental and aleatoric elements, and are compared to works by Stravinsky, Ives and Satie. Other influences include the music of John Cage, as well as ragtime, blues, and jazz. He layers both serious and popular musical styles together to create what he calls a style modulation. Paraphrase 2, piano, 1967. Satie Transformations, piano, 1970. Suite for the Centenary of Lord Berners, clavichord, 1972. Rag, piano, 1973, rev. 1984.

Peter Dickinson (pianist). Piano Concerto, Organ Concerto. Peter Dickinson; BBC Symphony Orchestra, David Atherton, Howard Shelley, Jennifer Bate. Erik Satie; Peter Dickinson. 1. Showing official release groups by this artist.

Four-Tet Album Release. Peter Dickinson Piano Music - Rags, Blues, Parodies, Vitalitas Variations - Played by Peter Dickinson. Wild Rose Rag (1985) Blue Rose (1979) Paraphfrase II (1967) Concerto Rag (1980) Quartet Rag (1976) Vitalitas Variations (1957) Three Satie Transformations (1970) Bach in Blue (2004) Hymn-tune Rag (1985) Patriotic Rag (1986) Four Piano Blues (1973) Five Diversions (1963).

The BBC artist page for Peter Dickinson. Find the best clips, watch programmes, catch up on the news, and read the latest Peter Dickinson interviews. The organ works of Bach were a revelation to him, and soon he was composing himself. He continued his studies as Organ Scholar at Queens' College, Cambridge, with Philip Radcliffe. At first Dickinson's own music was very much at the radical experimental end of the style spectrum of the 1960s and 1970s but, as his interest in jazz and popular music has developed, his music has extended its reach from new-music connoisseurs to more ordinary music-lovers. His concertos for organ (1971) and piano (1984) both made strong impressions at their first performances and have kept a place in the concert repertoire.