Incandescence: Brahms, Respighi, Dohnanyi
Stephanie Moraly (violin), Romain David (piano)
The violin playing of Stéphanie Moraly is just about flawless in every department—dynamic range, tone, intonation, expression. Romain David is well up to the challenges of technique and intensity...
Incandescence: Brahms, Respighi, Dohnanyi
Stephanie Moraly (violin), Romain David (piano)
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The violin playing of Stéphanie Moraly is just about flawless in every department—dynamic range, tone, intonation, expression. Romain David is well up to the challenges of technique and intensity...
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Stéphanie Moraly and Romain David gather on this recording Brahms’s last violin sonata, his most passionate, Respighi and Dohnányi’s sonatas and Szymanowski’s Romance, composed during his youth. These four pieces indeed share the same sense of engagement, ardour and extreme expressivity.
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- Romain David (piano), Stephanie Moraly (violin)
- Romain David (piano), Stephanie Moraly (violin)
- Romain David (piano), Stephanie Moraly (violin)
- Romain David (piano), Stephanie Moraly (violin)
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Jan/Feb 2022
The violin playing of Stéphanie Moraly is just about flawless in every department—dynamic range, tone, intonation, expression. Romain David is well up to the challenges of technique and intensity posed by these works, most notably what he calls the “crazy” piano part of the Respighi. Both instruments are caught powerfully and in well-balanced fashion by the sound engineers.
