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...