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Tzimon Barto

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There are many pianists who market themselves as unique, but becoming a truly unique artist requires a very long journey. Not only must one master technique, but one must also fully develop ones interpretation of the music, handling of dynamics, and devotion to the workand only after fulfilling all these requirements to the fullest can one refine the piece and present it to the world. Of course, meticulous attention to the albums track selection is also essential. One pianist who meets all these criteria is Zimon Bart. Whether he plays the opening of Tchaikovskys Piano Concerto at a painfully slow tempo or performs Ravels Gaspard de la Nuit in a deliberately unsettling manner, his style is truly unique. Naturally, this two-disc set is also a veritable feast of originality. Though its a collection themed around Paganini, it features a lineup of truly diabolical music. First, lets start with the