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Rarely performed repertoire for solo piano ranging from variations by Beethoven to Preludes and Etudes by Karol Szymanowski. Album also includes works by Schubert and Liszt.
Genre:
Classical: Traditional
Release Date:
2003
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Record Label: Zardamboo Publications
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A versatile performer, composer, and teacher, Mazdak Khamda had his first piano lesson at the age of eleven, and began to pursue music as a career in 1992. Mazdak holds a Bachelors of Music and a Masters of Music in classical Piano. As a composer, Mazdak has published works for solo piano, chamber music, and Electronic Music. In 2003, Mazdak released Two CD's. The first CD entitled Pieces from a Diary, is a collection of eighteen original compositions for solo piano. This CD includes tracks such as Farewell, Cross Roads, and Dissolution which have received enthusiastic reviews by critiques and other musicians. Mazdak's second recording entitled Neglected Masterpieces, is a live recording of classical repertoire for solo piano. This CD includes Preludes and Etudes by Karol Szymanowski.
In January of 2004, Mazdak completed his third CD in collaboration with cellist Betty Wu. This CD entitled Contemplations, includes some of Mazdak's compositions for chamber ensemble, and his suite for solo piano titled Moods. Mazdak has recently joined Sote (who is one of the Bay Area's premiere electronic musicians) and together they have formed a band called Sonic Death Monkies. Their world premiere tracks titled Zell, and Sooz were included on a CD release by Dielectric Records in May of 2004.
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Powerful and Intense Playing
author: Paul Yang
I really enjoyed this CD when I first heard it, and when I heard it again later. The repertoire is very interesting, and I like the live performance aspect of it. The Szymanowski, and the Liszt stood out for me. Bravo!
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