Schubert:impromptus D 899

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Schubert:Impromptus D 899Opis:Product DescriptionFollowing Lars Vogt's hugely popular solo debut recording of Bach's Goldberg Variations on Ondine the pianist's new solo recording features much-loved piano works by Franz Schubert (1797-1828). The Impromptus D 899, Six German Dances D 820 and the famous Moments musicaux were written when Schubert was at the height of his maturity and they contain some of his most well-known pieces for the piano.

ReviewNow this is what I like to hear: vivid declamation of material that I've known and loved for years, but which in the hands of a pianist no, a musician like Lars Vogt suddenly emerges as fresh-minted. In the first of the D 899 Impromptus Vogt s mastery of dynamic, musical rests or the way Schubert's pallor alters according to whether he's inhabiting a major or a minor key make for a vivid musical narrative. At 3:41 both Schubert and Vogt abandon their stern stance for something altogether gentler, but within less than a minute the mood darkens again rising to a formidable level of protest by 5:21. Ebb and flow, whether on a dangerous sea-bound current or in calmer climes, seems to me the very essence of Vogt s approach to this wonderful music, and I loved it. Those averse to minor mannerism might baulk at the way Vogt edges into the second Impromptu, but who could resist the rippling accompaniment of the third or the sheer character of the D 820 German Dances (the ones that Webern arranged for orchestra). The Moments musicaux are also exceptional, the fourth of them including some dramatic left-hand projection, the last wistfully sustained (it plays for 9:03). Vivid piano sound clinches a desirable deal, and there's also an interesting interview with Vogt printed in the booklet. Excellent. ***** --Classical Ear,Nov'16A reminder that Schubert wrote many pieces of these tiny dimensions, which are maily charming and carefree, and should be performed and recorded more often. Performance *** Recording **** --BBC Music Magazine, Jan'174* Lars Vogt plays them so convincingly, with both considerable elegance and the immediate drama which is such a prerequisite in late Schubert…Vogt is a master at drawing out the drama in Schubert, and these four impromptus offer eloquent proof of that mastery. --Pianist, Apr/May'17Autor:Lars VogtNośnik:Audio CDPłyt:Język: English: Published; EnglishData wydania: 2016-01-10Waga: 0.22 gramWysokość: 0.4 cmSzerokość: 4.9 cmDługość: 5.6 cmNew Store StockUWAGA: Kupując produkt na tej aukcji zgadzasz się na wydłużony termin realizacji wysyłki (10-14 dni roboczych). Podany towar pochodzi z zagranicznego magazynu, stąd wydłużony czas realizacji który podany jest obok.