London’s Savile Club was established in 1868, and became a mecca for (male) artists, including writers such as Yeats and Kipling, and many composers both British and American. London-based Russian pianist Alexander Karpeyev plays short pieces by 12 of these Savile members, arranged in an arc-like program that works its way from the 19th century into the 20th and back again (beginning with Charles Hubert H. Parry’s Hands Across the Centuries and ending with two Irish Dances by Charles Villiers...