"I am interested in music that imitates and in a sense describes the wonderful phenomenon that lies at the heart of every language: sound becomes meaning."
Luciano Berio

For Luciano Berio, music is an idea that becomes physically experiential. His view of music is always uncompromisingly directed toward the future. Among Luciano Berio's most important piano works are the late Piano Sonata (2001), the frequently performed 6 Encores (1965-1990), Sequenza IV (1966), Concerto II for Piano & Orchestra "Echoing Curves" (1988-89) and the Concerto for 2 Pianos & Orchestra (1973).

Here are the PIANOVERSAL listening tips with music by Luciano Berio