Ludwig van Beethoven
Piano Concertos 3 & 4
Jos van Immerseel (Fortepiano)
Tafelmusik
Bruno Weil
Performances of Beethoven's piano concertos on "authentic" instruments depend heavily on the tonal qualities of the fortepiano. One reason Beethoven sounds so terrific on a modern piano is that he imagined his music for as large an instrument as he could get his hands on--and as long as the performer scales his tone to the capacity of his piano, a piece will work. But choose an instrument with too puny a sound, and the result doesn't bear listening to. Jos van Immerseel has selected for these performances a fortepiano with a lovely, full tone that preserves the clarity we've come to expect from period instruments, but which isn't dwarfed by the music. His sparkling playing completes a totally successful release. --David Hurwitz
2 comments:
EAC, CD image, CUE, etc complete scans & covers
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No conozco esta interpretación pero seguro que aporta algo interesante ese pianoforte. Gracias por tu labor.
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