Discography | Richard Casey Piano

CAMDEN REEVES LUCIFERS DYNAMO And other works for solo piano Richard Casey - piano CAMPION

PIANO MUSIC BY ANTHONY GILBERT Richard Casey - piano Ian Buckle - piano PRIMA FACIE PFCD00

PETER MAXWELL DAVIES PIANO WORKS 1949 – 2009 Richard Casey – piano PRIMA FACIE PFCD017_018

EDWARD COWIE RUTHERFORD’S LIGHTS Richard Casey – piano UH Recordings 020011022 (2010).jpg

ED HUGHES DARK FORMATIONS Includes Orchids 1 – 6 Richard Casey – piano Métier msv 28530 (2

THE PIANO MUSIC OF ANTHONY BURGESS Richard Casey – piano PRIMA FACIE PFCD043 (2015).jpg

ANTHONY POWERS Complete Piano Music 1983 – 2003 Richard Casey – piano PRIMA FACIE PFCD124_

PAUL NEWLAND Piano works 1994 – 2014 Richard Casey – piano PRIMA FACIE PFCD187 (2022).jpeg

ANTHONY GILBERT PIANO SONATA NO. 4 The Contemporary Piano Volume 1 Richard Casey - piano P

ANTHONY GILBERT A SHOOTING STAR Includes Monsoon Toccata Richard Casey – piano PRIMA FACIE

PSAPPHA- WATERFRONT Includes piano works by STEVEN PRATT, JONATHAN POWLES, ROBIN HARTWELL

"Richard Casey deliver[s] excellent performances throughout. There is obvious sympathy with this repertoire, and the precision of these performances means that none of the music’s detail or subtlety is lost. This is particularly evident in Casey’s extraordinary performance of Sonata no. 3, which persuasively balances fragility and distinctness with the work’s more brutal sections." – Larry Goves, Piano Music by Anthony Gilbert, published in Manchester Sounds (Vol. 9)

"The performances are exemplary. Indeed, the more difficult the technical challenges, the more authoritative does Casey’s playing become, and this recording is worth owning for the dazzling performance of the Sonata alone. But this is just one side to the pianism found here, and what carries across the entire recording is the straightforwardness of Casey’s playing. This direct and unfussy quality unites the composer and his interpreter. Whether or not you like the music, it is difficult to imagine a better record of this important contribution to the piano repertoire, and one that deserves to be much better known." – Richard Whalley, Piano Works 1949–2009 by Peter Maxwell Davies, published in Manchester Sounds (Vol.9)

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