Schubert / Duo Pleyel: Lebenssturme
Schubert / Duo Pleyel: Lebenssturme
Format: CD
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Artist: Schubert / Duo Pleyel
Label: Linn Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 691062059329
Genre: Classical Artists
Duo Pleyel (Richard Egarr and Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya) makes it's recording debut with a programme of works for piano four-hands by Schubert, whose contribution to this genre exceeds that of any other composer. Aside from being hugely enjoyable this repertoire features some of Schubert's finest piano writing. Schubert's great F minor Fantasy, although justly famous, represents only a small proportion of his music for piano four-hands. It is an extraordinary body of work which demonstrates the gathering importance of this compositional medium. Duo Pleyel brings this famous Fantasy into context with other lesser known works such as the wonderfully melodic early Sonata in B flat major, written when Schubert was 21, and the two contrasting Rondos: the Rondo in D major D. 608 (post.) and the Rondo in A major (Schubert's final work for piano four-hands). Perhaps the star composition is the passionate Allegro in A minor, written a month after the Fantasy, and sometimes known by it's posthumous title 'Lebenssturme'. It gives us a clear picture of Schubert's inner life: of a man who wrote 'Every night when I go to bed, I hope that I may never wake again, and every morning renews my grief.'
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