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Debussy Preludes Book 2

Review: Imogen Cooper at Wigmore Hall

By The Cross-Eyed Pianist | July 5, 2011

Pianist Imogen Cooper painted evocative sound pictures in a BBC Radio 3 lunchtime recital featuring music by Debussy, Beethoven and Chopin. Read my review for Bachtrack.com here.

 

Posted in Performance review and tagged as Beethoven Piano Sonatas, Chopin Ballades, Chopin Nocturnes, Debussy Preludes Book 2, Imogen Cooper, Wigmore Hall. 3 Comments

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