The piano duo and twin sisters, Christina and Michelle Naughton, pay tribute to their homeland with the album 'American Postcard'. It offers music by four US composers: John Adams, Aaron Copland, Conlan Nancarrow and Paul Schoenfield. As the sisters explain, 'These pieces show the diversity and variety of American music, but one thing that ties them together is an exuberance that, to us, feels deeply American.'
The piano duo and twin sisters, Christina and Michelle Naughton, pay tribute to their homeland with the album 'American Postcard'. It offers music by four US composers: John Adams, Aaron Copland, Conlan Nancarrow and Paul Schoenfield. As the sisters explain, 'These pieces show the diversity and variety of American music, but one thing that ties them together is an exuberance that, to us, feels deeply American.'
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American Postcards
Artist: Christina Naughton / Naughton,Michelle
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1. Short Ride in a Fast Machine (Arr. Antonsen for Piano 4 Hands)
2. Five Days from the Life of a Manic-Depressive: I. Metamorphoses on "I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby"
3. Five Days from the Life of a Manic-Depressive: II. Labyrinth
4. Five Days from the Life of a Manic-Depressive: III. Elegy
5. Five Days from the Life of a Manic-Depressive: IV. From a Bintel Brief
6. Five Days from the Life of a Manic-Depressive: V. Boogie
7. Sonatina (Arr. Mikhashoff for Piano 4 Hands): I. Presto
8. Sonatina (Arr. Mikhashoff for Piano 4 Hands): II. Moderato - Più allegro
9. Sonatina (Arr. Mikhashoff for Piano 4 Hands): III. Allegro molto 1
10. Sonatina (Arr. Mikhashoff for Piano 4 Hands): III. Allegro molto 1
11. Roll Over Beethoven (Transc. Antonsen for 2 Pianos): I. Allegro molto 1
12. Roll Over Beethoven (Transc. Antonsen for 2 Pianos): II. Andantino 13.

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The piano duo and twin sisters, Christina and Michelle Naughton, pay tribute to their homeland with the album 'American Postcard'. It offers music by four US composers: John Adams, Aaron Copland, Conlan Nancarrow and Paul Schoenfield. As the sisters explain, 'These pieces show the diversity and variety of American music, but one thing that ties them together is an exuberance that, to us, feels deeply American.'