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Regina Chernychko- Anton Rubinstein: Fantasia in E Minor, 5 Pieces & Trot de Cavalerie (CD) Zequinha de Abreu ’ sees FINNEAS expand hisAnton Rubinstein always regretted that his status as an elite pianist eclipsed his reputation as a composer. Recent recordings have shown that his music is melodically distinguished and attractive, as these two major works from the mid 1860s show. Cast on a wide canvas, the Fantasia in E minor conforms to Romantic grandeur in it's gestures, which also include Beethovenian echoes in the finale. The Five Pieces are condensed character studies, evoking