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Special offer. Christoph Eschenbach plays & conducts Schumann

Tzimon Barto (piano), Christoph Eschenbach & Tzimon Barto (piano)

NDR Sinfonieorchester, Christoph Eschenbach

Eschenbach and Barto make a delightful partnership [in Debussy's arrangement of Six Studies] in another score that does not merit its current neglect.

Special offer. Christoph Eschenbach plays & conducts Schumann

Tzimon Barto (piano), Christoph Eschenbach & Tzimon Barto (piano)

NDR Sinfonieorchester, Christoph Eschenbach

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Eschenbach and Barto make a delightful partnership [in Debussy's arrangement of Six Studies] in another score that does not merit its current neglect.

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To mark the 200th birthday of Robert Schumann in 2010, this new recording includes a unique program of the great German Romantic composer’s late piano works.

This release also marks the 70th birthday of Christoph Eschenbach – one of the great musicians of our times. This CD features him both as pianist and as conductor, together with his long-time musical protégé and close friend, pianist Tzimon Barto.

Together, they perform a new Schumann “piano concerto arrangement”: Eschenbach has coupled his elder compatriot’s concertante rarities Op. 92 and Op. 134, on the model of a three-movement piano concerto, in which the “Geistervariationen” for piano solo take the function of a slow middle movement.

Contents and tracklist

Theme: Moderato
Track length2:25
Variation 1
Track length2:07
Variation 2: Kanonisch
Track length2:20
Variation 3: Etwas belebter
Track length2:41
Variation 4
Track length2:41
Variation 5
Track length4:55
No. 1 in C major
Track length2:57
No. 2 in A minor
Track length5:39
No. 3 in E major
Track length2:59
No. 4 in A flat major
Track length3:53
No. 5 in B minor
Track length1:52
No. 6 in B major
Track length3:53

Awards and reviews

June 2010

Eschenbach and Barto make a delightful partnership [in Debussy's arrangement of Six Studies] in another score that does not merit its current neglect.
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