Beethoven: Piano Sonatas Nos. 4, 11 & 7
Murray Perahia (piano)
Peerless line, pacing and sensibility: hard to believe that, when starting out, Perahia didn't much like Beethoven's music. Op. 22's opening phrase, stupefyingly, has been lost in the re-mastering.
Beethoven: Piano Sonatas Nos. 4, 11 & 7
Murray Perahia (piano)
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Peerless line, pacing and sensibility: hard to believe that, when starting out, Perahia didn't much like Beethoven's music. Op. 22's opening phrase, stupefyingly, has been lost in the re-mastering.
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Murray Perahia is a master interpreter of Beethoven. Here are his recordings of three Piano Sonatas that prompted the Penguin Guide to proclaim Perhaia “an authoritative and sensitive interpreter of Beethoven”.
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September 2013
Peerless line, pacing and sensibility: hard to believe that, when starting out, Perahia didn't much like Beethoven's music. Op. 22's opening phrase, stupefyingly, has been lost in the re-mastering.
