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In September, Jeff began studies at The Juilliard School as part of their new graduate program in historical performance.
November 9–19:
Jeff is looking forward to going on tour with soprano Raquela Sheeran to Pennsylvania for the Piatigorsky Foundation.
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Leland Smith: Piano and Chamber Music (Sarah Darling, viola and violin, and Jeffrey Grossman, piano) - Naxos Records – 15 Dec. 2008
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New Dawn: Song Cycles and Piano Music of Carson Cooman (Amanda Forsythe, soprano, and Jeffrey Grossman, piano) - Albany Records - 1 Oct. 2008
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Keith Barnard: Nocturne / The Ascended Healing Rays of the Cosmic Light / The Palace of Hsi Wang Mu (Jeffrey Grossman, piano) - Metier Records - 1 Jan. 2010
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There and Back (October 2006)
Jeffrey Grossman, piano
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The first in a set of discs that seeks to explore connections among diverse styles of keyboard music from all eras and on numerous modern and historical keyboard instruments. This CD includes music by fourteen composers from four continents and four centuries—music ranging from Joseph Haydn to a jazz spiritual arranged by Joe Utterback!
Reunion / Retrouvailles (March 2007)
Jeffrey Grossman, piano
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An eclectic mix of composers from Elliott Carter to W. A. Mozart to Charles Wuorinen. The disc features several premiere recordings. Unlike most solo CDs, the disc does not attempt to present a common group of works of a single composer or period, but instead mixes all types of pieces together in what can be thought of as a meeting ("reunion") of composers who could never have actually mingled together. The word retrouvailles refers to a particular type of reunion, that intense reawakening of feelings (platonic or otherwise) that comes when you are with someone again. (Thanks to renowned coach Mary Dibbern for her thoughts on this.) Apart from referring to the title of Elliott Carter's piano work on the disc, Jeff finds this word particularly evocative of the disc's idealogy.