Schumann Piano Concerto

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Schumann Piano Concerto performed by the pianist Daniel Levy, the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.

FOREVER SCHUMANN – Limited Edition
NOW AVAILABLE for download in FLAC and MP3 320!
Physical CDs will be available on the 17th NOVEMBER 2024

Description

Schumann Piano Concerto in A Minor Op.54; Konzertstück Op.92, Introduzione ed Allegro Appassionato; Schön Hedwig; Zwei Balladen

Daniel Levypiano
Philharmonia Orchestra
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, conductor & declamation

EDEM 3374

FOREVER SCHUMANN – Limited Edition
NOW AVAILABLE for download in FLAC and MP3 320!
Physical CDs will be available on the 17th NOVEMBER 2024

The Series FOREVER SCHUMANN is available as a 18 CD SET:

Series: Schumann Series (view all albums in the series) / The Voice of the Piano
Recording location: Abbey Road Studios, London (UK)
Booklet Language (CD version): English
Booklet Languages (download version): English & Spanish

“An all-time great recording of the Schumann Concerto, lovingly phrased and exultantly voiced, matched by a heart-rending account of Op. 92 Konzertstück and rare Fischer-Dieskau Bonuses.”
Julian Haylock, BBC Music Magazine

“This is one of the most ingratiating, thoughtful, and lyrical performances of the Schumann Piano Concerto that I have ever heard… Levy and his partner, legendary singer turned conductor Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, find a quality of dramatic interplay that is quite magical. The Konzertstück, with its characteristically Schumannesque horn textures, is also delivered with a deeply satisfying sense of flesh and blood. The obscure Schön Hedwig and Zwei Balladen, written for solo piano and speaker, may not engender repeated hearings except for specialized tastes, but are rendered with a magnetic theatricality by Fischer-Dieskau.”
Fanfare, USA

“Daniel Levy recorded these unique pieces with none other than Fischer-Dieskau as his partner! The celebrated baritone also directs the orchestra, and the pianist, in highly distinguished performances of the Concerto in A Minor and the beautiful, but less familiar, Konzertstück op. 92.”
Revue Musicale de Suisse Romande, Switzerland

“An unusual and imaginative Schumann programme presented with imposing interpretative flair.”
Ian Lace, MusicWeb International UK

TRACK PREVIEWS 

Full track previews of tracks 1 & 2 and 30 second samples of all other tracks

Total Playing Time:  64:10

 

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CD, FLAC, Mp3 320 kbps