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Haydn: Piano & Cello Concertos

Martha Argerich (piano), Mischa Maisky (cello)

Amadeus Chamber Orchestra, Agniezka Duezmal

Taken live, these readings display all the individuality of the earlier studio recordings with the added frisson of in-the-moment music-making. Argerich plays the wonderful slow-movement cadenza...

Haydn: Piano & Cello Concertos

Martha Argerich (piano), Mischa Maisky (cello)

Amadeus Chamber Orchestra, Agniezka Duezmal

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Taken live, these readings display all the individuality of the earlier studio recordings with the added frisson of in-the-moment music-making. Argerich plays the wonderful slow-movement cadenza...

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There are events which are unforgettable, which sink deep into our memory and alter our reality. Priceless for anyone privileged enough to witness them, they create history and constitute points of reference in the cultural space. Such events certainly include concerts which, thanks to recordings, we can relish again and again to our heart’s delight. And although a recording cannot replace the illumination of that unrepeatable moment in time when every- thing happens ‘here and now’, there is no doubt that a recording allows us to repeatedly savour what we experienced in the concert hall.

Contents and tracklist

1.Vivace
Track length7:08
II.Un poco Adagio
Track length7:19
II.Rondo all'Ungarese. Allegro assai
Track length4:15
I.Moderato
Track length8:23
II.Adagio
Track length8:29
III.Allegro molto
Track length6:59

Awards and reviews

February 2019

Taken live, these readings display all the individuality of the earlier studio recordings with the added frisson of in-the-moment music-making. Argerich plays the wonderful slow-movement cadenza by Wanda Landowska that takes the music out of the 18th century into a completely different, hallucinogenic world…Maisky’s cello sings through his concerto and he clearly relishes the challenges of the finale.
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