Nelson Goerner | piano
The elegance of Nelson Goerner performing Beethoven, Brahms, Rachmaninoff and Schumann.
Beethoven Sonata No. 28 Op. 101
Brahms Six Pieces op. 118
Rachmaninoff 10 Preludes op. 23
Schumann Arabesque op. 18
Beethoven’s Opus 101 is one of the final sonatas in which the musician takes writing for the piano to whole new levels of perfection and difficulty. Schumann composed his ‘Arabesque’ in Vienna in 1838, along with a number of other short piano pieces. Its graceful, light-hearted character is perhaps due to the fact that Schumann, as he himself wrote, wanted to ‘elevate himself to the rank of favourite composer of all Viennese women’... Nelson Goerner will round off the evening with pieces by Brahms and Rachmaninoff, proving once again that he is one of today's leading interpreters of the Romantic repertoire.
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