Special offer. Schumann Project: Complete Chamber Music with Piano
Eric Le Sage & friends
in general Le Sage has shown himself to be much more convincing when collaborating with other performers than when left to his own interpretative devices. This set brings together all those...
Special offer. Schumann Project: Complete Chamber Music with Piano
Eric Le Sage & friends
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in general Le Sage has shown himself to be much more convincing when collaborating with other performers than when left to his own interpretative devices. This set brings together all those...
About
Schumann's chamber compositions are undoubtedly among the most important European works of the nineteenth century. Robert Schumann (1810-1856) was the archetypal Romantic composer, a man with unbounded imagination, who mastered almost every genre of his time.
His chamber music, which may be regarded as an extension of his piano music, enabled him to explore the construction of his works. This new box-set from ALPHA (seven CDs) presents for the first time Schumann's complete chamber music with piano, played by one of the great Schumann interpreters, who has been exploring this world with great success since 2005: Eric Le Sage.
The pianist is joined here by outstanding musicians Paul Meyer, Francois Salque, Franck Braley, Antoine Tamesit and others, who enable the listener to appreciate to the full these masterful works, written by genius of German Romanticism.
Contents and tracklist
- Eric Le Sage, Bruno Schneider
- Eric Le Sage, Gordan Nikolitch
- Eric Le Sage, Gordan Nikolitch
- Eric Le Sage, Gordan Nikolitch
- Eric Le Sage, Frank Braley, François Salque, Victor Julien-Laferrière, Bruno Schneider
- Eric Le Sage, Denis Pascal
- Eric Le Sage, Denis Pascal
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Awards and reviews
28th June 2012
in general Le Sage has shown himself to be much more convincing when collaborating with other performers than when left to his own interpretative devices. This set brings together all those chamber music recordings
