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CHRISTIAN IHLE HADLAND

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D. Scarlatti Christian Ihle Hadran by Christian Ihle Hadran (1983-), a representative of the next generation of Norwegian musicians, is internationally known for his performance style that values delicate nuances and has been called the “lyric poet of the piano”. His first solo album (PSC1307), in which he played Chopin’s “Impromptu” and Schumann’s “Forest Scene”, followed by Grieg’s “From the Time of Holbere” (PSC1332), which won a Norwegian Grammy, and “Lark” (PSC1337), which tells of the musical landscape of Central Europe and Russia, have been The release of these solo albums have been highly acclaimed and popular. Hadran and producer Krzysztof Drab chose Domenico Scarlatti’s sonatas for his fourth solo album. The program of 15 pieces is somewhat different from what we are accustomed to hear in recital albums by harpsichordists.The “Allegro” in E major, K.135, which begins with ch