| Brahms
Vol. 1 |
"His
interplay is absolutely wonderful. He transforms the piano into an orchestra of
voices in turn exultant and mournful. Sonatas that are veiled symphonies; profoundly
melodic songs that manage to project in music alone the beauty of their poetry;
simple pieces for piano that are both at times demonic and sublimely graceful",
wrote Robert Schumann in the Neue Zeitschrift fur Musik on October 28, 1853. Johannes
Brahms was twenty years old. A month later he submitted to his mentor the third
and most developed of his sonatas for piano, Op. 5 in F Minor. In its greatly
expressive vigour, this sonata bears the seeds of the architectural line of construction
that would later become one of Brahms's characteristic hallmarks of his mature
works. |
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| Johannes
BRAHMS Sonata No.3 in F minor, Op.5 1] Allegro maestoso 2] Andante espressivo - Andante molto 3] Scherzo: Allegro energico 4] Intermezzo (Ruckblick): Andante molto 5] Finale: Allegro moderato ma rubato Sechs Klavierstucke, Op.118 6] Intermezzo in A minor 7] Intermezzo in A major 8] Ballade in G minor 9] Intermezzo in F minor 10] Romanze in F major 11] Intermezzo in E flat minor Visit: www.romain-descharmes.com |
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