Wydawnictwo: Genuin
Nr katalogowy: GEN 20719
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: wrzesień 2020
EAN: 4260036257199
Nr katalogowy: GEN 20719
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: wrzesień 2020
EAN: 4260036257199
Ravel / Brahms: Poetik des Untergangs
Genuin - GEN 20719
Wykonawcy
Piano Duo Stenzl:
Hans-Peter Stenzl, piano
Volker Stenzl, piano
Piano Duo Stenzl:
Hans-Peter Stenzl, piano
Volker Stenzl, piano
Utwory na płycie:
Maurice Ravel:
La Valse - Poéme choréographique
Johannes Brahms:
Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Op. 98
La Valse - Poéme choréographique
Johannes Brahms:
Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Op. 98
Piano Duo Stenzl: Brahms & Ravel
Hans-Peter and Volker Stenzl enable us to experience a historic moment in their live recording from the Ehrbar Saal in Vienna. On two original Ehrbar grand pianos, they play Johannes Brahms' original version of his 4th Symphony, as performed in the eponymous hall for friends of the composer in 1885. This testimony to a fading time is accompanied by another work of irreversible finality, Maurice Ravel's tone poem La Valse. Like no other dance, the waltz, which Ravel shatters to bits and Brahms only hints at in finale, defined the 19th century. A quasi volcanic orchestral dance by one of the best piano duos in the world!
Live recording: recording from the original location, the Ehrbar Saal in Vienna, where Brahms had introduced the work to a close circle of friends.
Hans-Peter and Volker Stenzl enable us to experience a historic moment in their live recording from the Ehrbar Saal in Vienna. On two original Ehrbar grand pianos, they play Johannes Brahms' original version of his 4th Symphony, as performed in the eponymous hall for friends of the composer in 1885. This testimony to a fading time is accompanied by another work of irreversible finality, Maurice Ravel's tone poem La Valse. Like no other dance, the waltz, which Ravel shatters to bits and Brahms only hints at in finale, defined the 19th century. A quasi volcanic orchestral dance by one of the best piano duos in the world!
Live recording: recording from the original location, the Ehrbar Saal in Vienna, where Brahms had introduced the work to a close circle of friends.