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Schumann: Complete Piano Works Volume 4

Schumann in Wien

Florian Uhlig (piano)

Schumann: Complete Piano Works Volume 4
Uhlig has already shown that he is a perceptive Schumann interpreter, but his playing here, especially in the extrovert Faschingsschwank pieces, can seem a little staid and monochrome

Schumann: Complete Piano Works Volume 4

Schumann in Wien

Florian Uhlig (piano)

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Uhlig has already shown that he is a perceptive Schumann interpreter, but his playing here, especially in the extrovert Faschingsschwank pieces, can seem a little staid and monochrome

About

The fourth installment of the first true complete recording of Schumann’s piano works. No competition exists for this compilation anywhere and previous volumes have gained great support and reviews from the media and public alike. The entire production has been supervised by Schumann expert Joachim Draheim.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro: Sehr lebhaft
Track length9:35
II. Romanze
Track length2:26
III. Scherzino
Track length2:14
IV. Intermezzo
Track length2:18
V. Finale
Track length5:07
Blumenstuck in D-Flat Major, Op. 19
Track length7:38
Albumblatter, Op. 124: No. 14, Vision
Track length0:47
Blumenstuck in D-Flat Major, Op. 19 (opening fragment, early version) [Opening fragment, early Version]
Track length1:24
3 Stucklein: No. 1, Nicht schnell, mit Innigkeit
Track length1:39
3 Stucklein: No. 2, Sehr rasch
Track length0:54
3 Stucklein: No. 3, Frisch
Track length0:54
Einfach: Sehr rasch und leicht -
Track length6:25
Hastig -
Track length5:12
Einfach und zart: Intermezzo -
Track length5:07
Innig -
Track length3:14
Sehr lebhaft - Mit einigen Pomp -
Track length3:32
Zum Beschluss
Track length6:47

Awards and reviews

29th November 2012

Uhlig has already shown that he is a perceptive Schumann interpreter, but his playing here, especially in the extrovert Faschingsschwank pieces, can seem a little staid and monochrome
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