image
image
image
image

Jeffrey Biegel





Rhapsody in Blue - 1924 Version - World Premiere Recording - Jeffrey Biegel, Piano

World Premiere Recording - 1924 Version - Rhapsody in Blue.

Ryan Banagale's critical edition of the classic composition. Adrian Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Bruce Anthony Kiesling join Jeffrey Biegel at the piano.

Available at:

Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon, Pandora


Available now for sale!

Cover image: A Dream So Bright - Choral Music of Jake Runestad Cover image: Rhapsody in Red, White & Blue Cover image: Rhapsody in Blue

A Dream So Bright - Choral Music of Jake Runestad
True Concord Voices & Orchestra
Eric Holtan - Conductor
Jeffrey Biegel - Piano

Rhapsody in Red, White, & Blue
Jeffrey Biegel - Piano,
London Symphony Orchestra & Peter Boyer

Rhapsody in Blue - 1924 version
Adrian Symphony Orchestra, Bruce Kiesling,
and Jeffrey Biegel


See all Releases






"Jeffrey Biegel, who played some fantastic Liszt the other night at the St Regis during the dinner in my honor, ... is a splendid musician and a brilliant performer. I think you will be proud to present him to the public."

Leonard Bernstein



"It is a great honor for me to have my compositions performed by one of the world's greatest and most talented pianists. Jeffrey Biegel's style and ability to understand the classical world and the pop world without compromise to either is perhaps his greatest gift. I don't like to listen to my own pieces at all but, this is one time where I will definitely make an exception. Thank you Jeffrey for all the wonderful music and performances you have given to all of us."

David Foster



"Biegel presented himself as a major Beethovenian in his sparkling playing of the "Choral" Fantasy."

Mark Swed, Los Angeles Times



"Biegel knows how to control the dynamics to give each Bach piece a drama beyond the intense cerebral unfolding of the themes. The title of the album suggests a breaking of the rules, which would not have been understood 50 years ago. Biegel's playing is so formidable that - to answer my friend's question - he makes the music music in a revelatory way."

Howard Kissel, NY Daily News








image

image
image


image