Beethoven: Sonata No. 31 Op. 110, Diabelli Variations

Richter, Sviatoslav

PRD 350061

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An unprecedented vision by Svjatoslav Richter. Svyatoslav Richter (1915-97) did not give the complete 32 Beethoven Sonatas, unlike Artur Schnabel, Wilhelm Backhaus or Alfred Brendel. He never played in public the famous Sonata 'In the moonlight', whose opening adagio remains one of the most executed keyboard pieces in every sense of the word for two centuries. Today, juxtaposition little practice of two partitions without the slightest concession. Sonata n ° 31, which announces the confession, the confusion of the adagio of the 15 ° Quartet op.132. No dedicatee. Richter does not make a clinical picture of Beethoven's state of bewilderment. He proves that his incomparable art of legato makes irresistible his particularly complex final whose key is the final fugue: the harmony finally took the best on the counterpoint. The famous Diabelli Variations are comparable only to other large notebooks not made for the concert, such as the Art of Fugue or Bach's Goldberg Variations.

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25-09-2012

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