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01. Sabine Liebner - Tillbury 1
02. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 2
03. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 3
04. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 4
05. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 5
06. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany: Earle Brown
07. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany: To Howard Skempton on his 50th birthday
08. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 6
09. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 7
10. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 8
11. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 11
12. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany: Variations on Morton Feldman's Piano Piece 1952
13. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 13
14. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 10
15. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 9
16. Sabine Liebner - Keyboard Miscellany 12
17. Sabine Liebner - Tillbury 2
18. Sabine Liebner - A Piano Piece
19. Sabine Liebner - Tillbury 3
20. Sabine Liebner - Snowdrop
ARTIST
TITLE
Piano Pieces
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
NEOS 10723CD NEOS 10723CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
7/2/2013

Performed by: Sabine Liebner (piano). Features: "Tilbury 1" (1969); "Keyboard Miscellany" (1988); Tilbury 2 (1969); "A Piano Piece" (2006); "Tilbury 3" (1969); "Snowdrop" (1970). "Sabine Liebner is active primarily as a performer of New Music. She has made numerous recordings for radio, television, and CDs as well as invitations to international festivals, both as chamber musician and as soloist. She has collaborated on projects with the composers Olga Neuwirth, Jörg Widmann, Franco Donatoni, and Christian Wolff, among others, and given numerous world and national premieres. In 1998 and 2007, she received the Music Promotion Award of the City of Munich, in 2005 a music scholarship granted by the City of Munich, and in 2007 she was named a recommended pianist by the Goethe-Institut. In recent years, Sabine Liebner's interests have focused on American composers of the 20th century. Her repertoire of American music includes Henry Cowell, Earle Brown, Christian Wolff, Pauline Oliveros, and Tom Johnson. She plays nearly all of the piano works of John Cage and Morton Feldman."