Dustin Gledhill’s mesmerizing solo piano rendition of François Couperin’s “Les ombres errante” (The Wandering Shadows) shows his mastery of the Baroque repertoire. Originally written for harpsichord, Gledhill’s interpretation brings new depth and nuance to this somber and calming piece.
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Recorded live at London’s prestigious Wigmore Hall, this track demonstrates Gledhill’s technical prowess and emotional connection to the music. His sensitive touch and dynamic control evoke the subtle shades of Couperin’s composition.
As a prize winner of the New Orleans International Piano Competition, Gledhill’s performance is a fitting tribute to the competition’s legacy. This release is part of a larger album, honoring Gabriel Fauré’s death-centennial, and demonstrates Gledhill’s versatility and musical range.
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Gledhill’s impressive background, spanning collaborations with modern dance companies, composition, and education, underscores his dedication to the arts. As president of The Bohemians: New York Musicians’ Club and director of Gledhill Arts Collective, he continues to support and nurture young musical talent.
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