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Piano Concerto No. 4 / Piano sonatas 14 ‘Moonlight' & 31 Dejan Lazic (piano) / Australian Chamber Orchestra, Richard Tognetti (leader) [ Channel Classics SACD / Hybrid SACD - released 10/Mar/2011 ] "His Moonlight Sonata is clean, austere and breathtakingly beautiful." (The Guardian) |
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Concertos for Two and Three Pianos Ronald Brautigam and Alexei Lubimov (fortepianos) / Haydn Sinfonietta Wien / Manfred Huss (direction and fortepiano) [ BIS / SACD - released 1/Sep/2007 ] "In short, this CD is a delight from begin to end. It will make you want to see and hear the two pieces performed live because only then can one fully enjoy the virtuosic playfulness and beauty of the musical interchange between the two pianos in the... |
BEETHOVEN
Piano Works Vol. 3 (Sonatas Nos 4 - 7) Ronald Brautigam (fortepiano) [ BIS / Hybrid SACD - released 1/Jun/2006 ] 'could be a Beethoven piano-sonata cycle that challenges the very notion of playing this music on modern instruments, a stylistic paradigm shift.' (Fanfare on Vol 1) |
BEETHOVEN
Piano Works Vol. 5 (Sonatas Nos 16 - 18) Ronald Brautigam (fortepiano) [ BIS / Hybrid SACD - released 1/May/2007 ] "I love this disc and it’s hardly been out of the player since it arrived...I’ve said in the past that it feels as if the composer were in the room with you, and looking at the booklet photograph of Brautigam, he’s even beginning to resemble the... |
BEETHOVEN
Piano Concerto No.5 in E flat 'Emperor' / Choral Fantasia in C minor Ronald Brautigam (piano) / Norrkaping Symphony Orchestra / Andrew Parrott [ BIS / Hybrid SACD - released 1/Jul/2010 ] "Notes pour and sparkle from Brautigam's fingers like diamonds...clearly Bruatigam has chosen his instrument to reflect his love of clarity, lightness and speed" Gramophone Magazine, November 2010 |
