The Convict Harpsichordist

Elizabeth Anderson

John Grant, frustrated in love, shot a London lawyer in the buttock and was sentenced to death at the Old Bailey. Granted a reprieve, he arrived at Sydney Cove in 1804, bringing with him Australia's first harpsichord. But what music did he play? Find out on Elizabeth Anderson's new Move CD, The Convict Harpsichordist!

La Follia

Susanne Ehrhardt and Jacqueline Ogeil

"La Follia" variations by Corelli, Vitali, Vivaldi, Scarlatti, with stunning performances by German recorder virtuoso Susanne Ehrhardt accompanied by the acclaimed Australian harpsichordist Jacqueline Ogeil.

Bizarre or baRock

Elizabeth Anderson

Weird, wild, wacky and wonderful! You've never heard the harpsichord like this!

The Virtuoso Harpsichord

Jacqueline Ogeil

Vibrant young Melbourne-based harpsichordist, Jacqueline Ogeil showcases the virtuosic, dramatic and passionate sides of the harpsichord.

With Tenderness, With Fire

Ronald Farren-Price, piano

Ronald Farren-Price encores his hugely popular "Reflections" CD with this recital of music ranging from the sublime beauty of a Beethoven Adagio to the thundering splendour of Prokofiev's "Toccata".

Reflections

Ronald Farren-Price, piano

Internationally acclaimed pianist Ronald Farren-Price presents superb performances of some of the greatest music ever written for the piano.

Fandango

Elizabeth Anderson, with Douglas Lawrence

Flamboyant Spanish harpsichord music performed by harpsichordist Elizabeth Anderson; with Douglas Lawrence, organ.