https://www.musicologie.org/?fbclid=IwAR1fdCPSSpyQX9YiJsP06_MVp1h1vGrQ8quvktDDwYujT8mKnWVIjwt_g4E

https://frequenceprotestante.com/diffusion/les-impromptus-du-15-10-2020/

If you missed my interview on KNCJ yesterday because of a certain debate, here is the link!

https://horizonsradioorg.wordpress.com/2020/10/08/steven-vanhauwaert/?fbclid=IwAR2d_vb1RMfzDSTDCy296k8DJAS-5raVLhGzGt7-MaUKm_wA83s6WozuEx8

Thanks again to KNCJ’s Chris Morrison for the invite!

Tune in to KPFK 90.7FM at noon today for an interview with KPFK’s John Schneider about my recent releases on Editions Hortus: Paris<>Los Angeles with violinist Ambroise Aubrun and my solo album Ferruccio Busoni: l’Énigme.

A link with an mp3 will be posted after the interview. Stay tuned.

Find the MP3 to the program here. Le coin du discophile 2020-40 – Ferruccio Busoni:

https://audiobox.box.com/s/mkfs9rtikxtgyke9yeczivi70agogox8

Busoni’s over-the-top Fantasia Contrappuntistica, in Zipper Hall for PianoSpheres. New album released on Editions Hortus; also available on Spotify and Tidal. https://open.spotify.com/album/50Scq2LVNiacXtO6EGiJAZ?si=o4APuTsrTrO6Id_mujSmEQ…

https://editionshortus.com/catalogue_fiche.php?prod_id=266#prog…@editionshortus#Busoni@PianoSpheres

Here is a little teaser for the album Ferruccio Busoni, l’Énigme with his Indian Diary No. 4, played live at Zipper Hall for Pianospheres. Released on Editions Hortus in September 2020.

Music Scene : Steven Vanhauwaert Solo Piano CD Release

Get your physical copy here.

I am very excited to share with you the release of this my latest solo album with music by Ferruccio Busoni! 

I have always been a fan of the music by Busoni and this has been a bucket list project for me for many years! A big thank you to Editions Hortus for their continued support; as well as to Nina Adler, Clara Vamvulescu, and Virginie d’Avezac for their assistance.

The enigmatic Italian composer Ferruccio Busoni slipped somewhat between the cracks of music history. Although well-known for his brilliant piano transcriptions of master- pieces by other composers, his original works have eluded popularity in performance. The publication of his controversial essay, Sketch of a new aesthetic of music (1907), marks a turning point in his musical style. The Enigma highlights some of these later works, including the heroic Fantasia Contrappuntistica, two of the Elegies, the Fantasia Nach J.S. Bach, and the Indian Diary.  

Get your physical copy here!  http://www.editionshortus.com/catalogue_fiche.php?prod_id=266.

Click here for more info and links to Spotify, Tidal, and more.