Nicodé Ein Liebesleben and other piano works
Felix Draeseke’s description of Nicodé as ‘more a moderate progressive than a cacophonist’—in contrast to his younger contemporary Richard Strauss—may have been intended as a compliment, but doesn’t begin to do justice to this profoundly enjoyable music, its several influences (most notably Schumann) never far away.
Nicodé6 Phantasiestücke (Memories of Robert Schumann), Op. 6
NicodéVariations and Fugue on an Original Theme, Op. 18
NicodéEin Liebesleben: 10 Poësieen, Op. 22
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