Jonathan Powell

Jonathan Powell

Musician · UK · 1969–2025

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Discography

Albums
Piano Works and SongsPiano Works and Songs2026

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Piano Concerto no. 1 / Symphony C minorPiano Concerto no. 1 / Symphony C minor2024

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Sinfonia drammatica / Piano Concerto no. 1 / RhythmophonieSinfonia drammatica / Piano Concerto no. 1 / Rhythmophonie2022

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Sequentia CyclicaSequentia Cyclica2019

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24 dainas24 dainas2012

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Concerto per suonare da me soloConcerto per suonare da me solo2007

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Un nido di scatole / Djâmî / St Bertrand de CommingesUn nido di scatole / Djâmî / St Bertrand de Comminges2007

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Rosario d’arabeschi / GulistānRosario d’arabeschi / Gulistān2005

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Fantaisa IspanicaFantaisa Ispanica2004

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Piano Sonata no. 4Piano Sonata no. 42004

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Toccata no. 1Toccata no. 12003

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Villa Tasca / Passeggiata venezianaVilla Tasca / Passeggiata veneziana2002

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Archive

Passport
Country

GB

Born

1969

Died

2025-12-27

Instruments

piano

Identifiers & aliases
Disambiguation

British pianist

ISNI

0000000081990413

Description

British pianist and self-taught composer

Extract from Wikipedia

Jonathan Powell was a British pianist, musicologist, music editor and self-taught composer. He wrote piano sonatas and string quartets, among other chamber music. As a player and musicologist, he focused on music from Russia and Eastern Europe around 1900, such as Alexander Scriabin, whose biography he contributed to The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. He recorded rarely-played music from the period, piano solo works by Georgi Conus, Konstantin Eiges, Aleksandr Goldenweiser, Egon Kornauth, Joseph Marx and Leonid Sabaneyev, among others, and piano concertos by Hans Winterberg and Xaver Scharwenka.

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