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艺术家:普莱耶尔二重奏组(理查德·埃加、亚历山德拉·涅波姆尼亚夏娅)
标题:舒伯特 生命的风暴:钢琴四手联弹作品
发行年份:2020年
厂牌:Linn唱片
类型:古典音乐
音质:24位-192kHz FLAC格式(含分轨及小册子)
总时长:1小时17分10秒
总大小:2.38吉字节
网站:专辑预览
曲目列表
1. D大调回旋曲,D. 608(10分21秒)
2. 降B大调奏鸣曲,D. 617:I. 中板快板(9分19秒)
3. 降B大调奏鸣曲,D. 617:II. 流动的行板(5分20秒)
4. 降B大调奏鸣曲,D. 617:III. 小快板(6分17秒)
5. f小调幻想曲,D. 940(20分08秒)
6. A大调回旋曲,D. 951(12分49秒)
7. A小调快板“生命的风暴”,D. 947(12分49秒)
普莱耶尔二重奏组(理查德·埃加与亚历山德拉·涅波姆尼亚夏娅)在首张录音专辑中,选取舒伯特的钢琴四手联弹作品——这位作曲家对此体裁的贡献超越了任何其他音乐家。
这套曲目不仅极具聆听乐趣,更展现了舒伯特最杰出的钢琴写作。尽管f小调幻想曲久负盛名,但它仅占舒伯特四手联弹作品的一小部分。这一体裁的创作充分体现了舒伯特对这一音乐形式的重视。二重奏组将这首著名幻想曲与其他较少为人熟知的作品并列呈现,例如舒伯特21岁时创作的旋律优美的降B大调早期奏鸣曲,以及两首风格迥异的回旋曲:D大调回旋曲(D. 608,遗作)和A大调回旋曲(舒伯特最后一首四手联弹作品)。
其中最引人注目的或许是A小调快板,这首作品创作于幻想曲之后一个月,有时以遗作标题“生命的风暴”为人所知。它清晰勾勒出舒伯特的内心世界——正如他曾写下的:“每晚入眠时,我都希望不再醒来;而每个清晨都让我重燃悲伤。”
Artist: Duo Pleyel
Title: Schubert Lebensstürme. Music for Piano Four-Hands
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Linn Records
Genre: Classical
Quality: 24bit-192kHz FLAC (tracks+booklet)
Total Time: 01:17:10
Total Size: 2.38 GB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Rondo in D Major, D. 608 (10:21)
2. Sonata in B Flat Major, D. 617: I. Allegro moderato (09:19)
3. Sonata in B Flat Major, D. 617: II. Andante con moto (05:20)
4. Sonata in B Flat Major, D. 617: III. Allegretto (06:17)
5. Fantasie in F Minor, D. 940 (20:08)
6. Rondo in A Major, D. 951 (12:49)
7. Allegro in A Minor "Lebensstürme", D. 947 (12:49)
Duo Pleyel (Richard Egarr and Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya) makes its recording debut with a programme of works for piano four-hands by Schubert, whose contribution to this genre exceeds that of any other composer.
Aside from being hugely enjoyable this repertoire features some of Schubert’s finest piano writing. Schubert’s great F minor Fantasy, although justly famous, represents only a small proportion of his music for piano four-hands. It is an extraordinary body of work which demonstrates the gathering importance of this compositional medium. Duo Pleyel brings this famous Fantasy into context with other lesser known works such as the wonderfully melodic early Sonata in B flat major, written when Schubert was 21, and the two contrasting Rondos: the Rondo in D major D. 608 (post.) and the Rondo in A major (Schubert’s final work for piano four-hands). Perhaps the star composition is the passionate Allegro in A minor, written a month after the Fantasy, and sometimes known by its posthumous title ‘Lebensstürme’. It gives us a clear picture of Schubert’s inner life: of a man who wrote ‘Every night when I go to bed, I hope that I may never wake again, and every morning renews my grief.’
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