Recordings
Judith Cohen Plays Bartók & Ginastera
By Judith Cohen
Ginastera was born in Argentina and his music combines various nationalistic melodic and rhythmic characteristics with 20th century compositional techniques. Bela Bartok’s piano music is often characterized as percussive, rhythmic and driving. Although these elements are present, the lyrical and coloristic qualities of Bartok’s piano music remain essential.
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Prokofiev
By Judith Cohen, Mikhail Schmidt & David Tonkonogui
Two of Prokofiev’s greatest chamber music works, and the impressionistic set of solo piano jewels, Visions Fugitives. Recorded at Seattle’s Meany Hall. Features cellist Tonkonogui, violinist Schmidt and pianist Judith Cohen.
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In Tandem: Music for Two Pianos
By Cohen/Timmons Duo
Judith Cohen and Jill Timmons have performed as a piano duo since 1999. “In Tandem,” their first duo CD, received critical acclaim and is a compilation of several of their favorite contemporary two-piano works.
“The Cohen-Timmons Duo captures a great sense of wit and effervescence, as well as remarkable unity in this fetching CD.”
— Melinda Bargreen, Seattle Times
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In Tandem Two: Twentieth Century Music for Two Pianos
By Cohen/Timmons Duo
This is Judith Cohen and Jill Timmons’s second CD as a duo. Both pianists are enamored with the vast literature available for two pianos and the limitless range of color and sonority. This CD is devoted entirely to contemporary repertoire.
“A delightful recital from a highly expressive and virtuosic pair of pianists.”
— Peter Burwasser, Fanfare Magazine
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American Sonatas
By Judith Cohen
“…These are not works you encounter every day, and it’s well worth going out of your way to hear such good performances…”
— Melinda Bargreen, Seattle Times
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Song Nouveau (CD Single)
By Tangletown Trio
“…the performances are just superb. Each produces a beautiful, consistent and seamless sound – and together they blend into something much more than a trio; it is more like a single person with three simultaneous voices. They clearly all share the same artistic inclination and purpose.”
— Bern Herbolsheimer, BMI composer
Holidays in Tangletown
By Tangletown Trio
With this album, TangleTown Trio brings you a varied mix of classic Christmas carols, from “Silent Night,” and “Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming,” to modern favorites like “White Christmas,” and “Winter Wonderland.” You’ll also hear Chanukah favorites, little-known songs by Frank Loesser and Rodgers and Hammerstein, and even some newly written TangleTown originals!
Copland & Cole
By Sarah Mattox and Judith Cohen
Copland and Cole is the first collaboration between mezzo-soprano Sarah Mattox and renowned pianist Judith Cohen. It features Aaron Copland’s song cycle “Twelve Poems of Emily Dickinson”, widely considered to be one of the finest representations of American song cycle in the repertoire.
Tone Poems – Book 1
By Bruce Barnbaum
A book of 90 superbly reproduced photographs by Bruce Barnbaum, printed via tri-tone technology by Bolis Poligrafica of Bergamo, Italy. Accompanied by a magnificent piano music played by Judith Cohen (solo piano) and others on duets and trios. Introduction by Gerard Schwarz, former Music Director of the Seattle Symphony, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, and the New York Chamber Symphony.
Tone Poems – Book 2
By Bruce Barnbaum
A book of 91 superbly reproduced photographs by Bruce Barnbaum, printed via try-tone technology by Bolis Poligrafica of Bergamo, Italy. Accompanied by a magnificent compact disc of piano music played by Judith Cohen, with an introduction by Bill Jay, Professor Emeritus of Art History, Arizona State University. Jointly published by Photographic Arts Editions and Rocky Nook.
