Schumann: Kreisleriana, & Symphonic Studies
Nelson Goerner (piano)
Awards:
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BBC Music Magazine, March 2015, Disc of the month
to hear Nelson Goerner navigating Schumann's variety of textures with so much delicacy, good sense, beauty of tone and rapt atmospheres is a treat indeed...the intelligence, spirit and vividness...
Schumann: Kreisleriana, & Symphonic Studies
Nelson Goerner (piano)
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Awards:
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BBC Music Magazine, March 2015, Disc of the month
to hear Nelson Goerner navigating Schumann's variety of textures with so much delicacy, good sense, beauty of tone and rapt atmospheres is a treat indeed...the intelligence, spirit and vividness...
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“His technically secure playing displays a real feeling for the pieces’ ever-changing colours and for the logic leading one phrase into another, his tiny rhythmic adjustments never disrupting the flow.” BBC Music Magazine
After a notable Debussy recital hailed by the international press, Nelson Goerner continues his collaboration with Zig-Zag Territoires in the company of another composer: Robert Schumann. On the programme: two emblematic works from Schumann’s universe: the Etudes Symphoniques, Op. 13 (including the posthumous etudes) and Kreisleriana, Op. 16, plus a short piece about which Schumann said that it was ‘the most difficult piece ever written’: the Toccata, Op. 7.
This new recording clearly demonstrates the fantastic range of Nelson Goerner’s talent, felicitously combining a highly rigorous approach; exceptional generosity and richness of sound.
Contents and tracklist
- Nelson Goerner
- Recorded: 1-5 March 2014
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin, Germany
- Nelson Goerner
- Recorded: 1-5 March 2014
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin, Germany
- Nelson Goerner
- Recorded: 1-5 March 2014
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin, Germany
Awards and reviews
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BBC Music MagazineMarch 2015Disc of the month
March 2015
to hear Nelson Goerner navigating Schumann's variety of textures with so much delicacy, good sense, beauty of tone and rapt atmospheres is a treat indeed...the intelligence, spirit and vividness of his playing is sheer delight. Recorded sound throughout the disc is resonant, clear and warm.
January 2015
Beauty of sound is uppermost in the theme, which perhaps dreams a little too freely. In general he is most convincing in the faster movements...But I'd question whether the eighth etude is truly sempre marcatissimo, while the ninth doesn't have the sense of being on a knife-edge.
