Schubert: 30 Minuets
Daniel Lebhardt (piano)
Daniel Lebhardt, the young Hungarian pianist who now lives in London, fully relishes these little gems. From the opening of the Eight Ländler one feels the pianist draw his listeners into Schubert’s...
Schubert: 30 Minuets
Daniel Lebhardt (piano)
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Daniel Lebhardt, the young Hungarian pianist who now lives in London, fully relishes these little gems. From the opening of the Eight Ländler one feels the pianist draw his listeners into Schubert’s...
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"Dances were an important element in Schubert’s compositions. He favoured the Ländler, triple time country dances – perfect material for Viennese middle-class tastes – and the Écossaise, supposedly Scottish, cast in duple time and performed with women and men facing each other. The 30 Minuets with Trios, of which ten are lost, sport especially captivating and varied Trios, while the two Écossaises from the German Dances, D. 783 are vivacious examples of Schubert’s genial mastery of the genre."
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May/June 2021
Daniel Lebhardt, the young Hungarian pianist who now lives in London, fully relishes these little gems. From the opening of the Eight Ländler one feels the pianist draw his listeners into Schubert’s magical and intimate sound world and keep them there until the end of his short recital...If one loves Schubert then this is essential listening.