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Domenico Codispoti plays Franck

Domenico Codispoti (piano)

Domenico Codispoti plays Franck
[Codispoti] plays with a warmth and fervour worthy of Cortot himself. His sonority, too, has an Arrau-like fullness and richness...All this and more is enough to make you fall in love all over...

Domenico Codispoti plays Franck

Domenico Codispoti (piano)

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[Codispoti] plays with a warmth and fervour worthy of Cortot himself. His sonority, too, has an Arrau-like fullness and richness...All this and more is enough to make you fall in love all over...

About

This CD contains the CD premiere of the transcription for piano solo of the Franck violin sonata, made by Alfred Cortot, a fascinating pianistic tour de force, the new pianistic textures giving a special sonority to the unique harmonies of this master piece. The Prélude, fugue et variation is originally an organ work, and is transcribed for piano by the famous pianist Harold Bauer. The Prélude, chorale et fugue is Franck’s pianistic pièce de résistance, although also here the influence of Franck the organist is never far away. An excellent new recording by Italian pianist Domenico Codispoti, playing with a beautiful blend of grandeur and intimacy, and a wonderful transparency (listen to the canonic 4-th movement of the violin sonata!).

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegretto ben moderato
Track length6:10
II. Allegro
Track length7:58
III. Recitativo - Fantasia. Ben moderato
Track length7:53
IV. Allegretto poco mosso
Track length6:16
I. Prélude
Track length4:32
II. Fugue
Track length3:02
III. Variation
Track length3:32
I. Prélude
Track length5:07
II. Chorale
Track length4:57
III. Fugue
Track length8:34

Awards and reviews

September 2013

[Codispoti] plays with a warmth and fervour worthy of Cortot himself. His sonority, too, has an Arrau-like fullness and richness...All this and more is enough to make you fall in love all over again with Franck's instantly recognisable, indeed, indelible idiom.
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