Utwory na płycie:

• 1 01 J.S. Bach, Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue in D minor BWV 903, Fantasy
• 1 02 J.S. Bach, Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue in D minor BWV 903, Fugue
• 1 03 F. Liszt, Ballade No. 2 S.171 in B minor
• 1 04 F. Liszt, Vallée d´Obermann in E minor from Années de Pèlerinage I (Suisse)
• 1 05 Handel - Suite #5, E Major, HWV 430, 1 - Prelude
• 1 06 Handel - Suite #5, E Major, HWV 430, 2 - Allemande
• 1 07 Handel - Suite #5, E Major, HWV 430, 3 - Courante
• 1 08 Handel - Suite #5, E Major, HWV 430, 4 - Air con Variazioni
• 2 01 A. Scriabin, Prelude for the left hand Op. 9 No.1 in C sharp minor
• 2 02 A. Scriabin, Nocturne for the left hand Op. 9 No.2 in D flat major
• 2 03 F. Chopin, Barcarolle Op. 60 in F sharp major
• 2 04 F. Chopin, Scherzo No.1 Op. 20 in B minor
• 2 05 F. Chopin, Nocturne Op. 9 No.1 in B flat minor
• 2 06 F. Chopin, Nocturne Op. 72 No.1 (Posthumus) in E minor
• 2 07 S. Rachmaninov, Moment Musical Op.16, No.4 in E minor
• 2 08 Ancestral Rapa Nui Song - I hē a Hotumatu’a in E flat major, Arr. J. M. Tobar

Bach:
Chromatic Fantasia & Fuge, BWV 903

Liszt:
Ballade No. 2, S171
Vallée d’Obermann, S161

Handel:
Suite No. 5 in E major, HWV 430

Scriabin:
Prelude (left hand) in C sharp minor, Op. 9/1
Nocturne (left hand) in D flat, Op. 9/2

Chopin:
Barcarolle in F sharp, Op. 60
Scherzo No. 2 in B minor, Op. 20
Nocturne in B flat, Op. 9/1
Nocturne in E minor, Op. 72/1

Rachmaninov:
Moment musical in E minor, Op. 16/4

After studying at the Cleveland Institute of Music, and the Hans Eisler Music Academy in Berlin, Mehani Teave was destined for a glittering career on the international concert stage having won the Claudio Arrau International Piano Competition in 1999, and later being selected as a Steinway & Sons artist. However, she returned to her native Easter Island and in 2012 established The Easter Island Music School, receiving the Advancement of Women Award from Scotiabank for her leadership and work on the island promoting music. In 2018, David Fulton the collector of Cremonese instruments was on a cruise liner that stopped at Easter Island. A recital was laid on by the children of the music school for the passengers, and the event ended with Mehani Teave playing on an old upright piano. ‘I could not have been more astonished if Horowitz or Rubinstein had stepped onstage….we were being treated to a serious performance by a major utterly extraordinary artist…it was a totally unexpected, uplifting, and deeply moving: a musical feast’.