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Aldo Ciccolini plays Mozart & Clementi

Aldo Ciccolini (piano)

Ciccolini erases much of his former debonair self and opts for playing of a notable depth and drama...Nothing is glossed, everything is considered, and in the [k457] Sonata's storming finale...

Aldo Ciccolini plays Mozart & Clementi

Aldo Ciccolini (piano)

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Ciccolini erases much of his former debonair self and opts for playing of a notable depth and drama...Nothing is glossed, everything is considered, and in the [k457] Sonata's storming finale...

About

Though Aldo Ciccolini has always held Clementi's Sonata Op.34 No. 2 close to his heart, he had never recorded it before.

"One shouldn’t be impatient in life, certain things demand a gestation period. I'm not impatient to play something, I need the time to find myself ", says Aldo Ciccolini.

More than just a CD, this new recording is testimony to the art of a living legend. Now 87 years of age, the master's source of wonder and appetite for music remain intact. This follows a first and highly-praised recording devoted to Mozart (LDV03).

Contents and tracklist

I. Molto allegro
Track length6:40
II. Un poco adagio
Track length7:18
III. Allegro assai
Track length5:45
I. Largo e sostenuto - Allegro con fuoco
Track length8:56
II. Un poco adagio
Track length6:39
III. Molto allegro
Track length6:31
I. Allegro
Track length7:16
II. Adagio
Track length4:39
III. Allegro assai
Track length4:59

Awards and reviews

February 2013

Ciccolini erases much of his former debonair self and opts for playing of a notable depth and drama...Nothing is glossed, everything is considered, and in the [k457] Sonata's storming finale his measured tempo somehow gives added substance to the music's C minor intensity. His way with Clementi, too, reminds you of a fiercely original and uncompromising voice
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