Beethoven: Bagatelles
Vladimir Feltsman (piano)
Fortunately Feltsman doesn’t try to make idiosyncratic music into something more or different, and concludes with a straightfaced account of that curse of the beginner, Für Elise. It may not...
Beethoven: Bagatelles
Vladimir Feltsman (piano)
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Fortunately Feltsman doesn’t try to make idiosyncratic music into something more or different, and concludes with a straightfaced account of that curse of the beginner, Für Elise. It may not...
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Alongside the many works of Beethoven that are staples of the concert repertoire there are a number of piano pieces that have not received as much attention as their more famous siblings and remain infrequently performed. This recording (with the notable exception of “Für Elise”) is dedicated to these works.
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March 2021
Fortunately Feltsman doesn’t try to make idiosyncratic music into something more or different, and concludes with a straightfaced account of that curse of the beginner, Für Elise. It may not be a good idea to play this disc straight through, but you could keep it on hand to play in between more demanding pieces, and it may even reveal to you lovely gems that don’t often get programmed because of their brevity.
