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Special offer. Schubert: Piano Sonatas D894 & D958

Adam Laloum (piano)

Laloum can be trusted to be musical and thoughtful. He isn’t out to impose his personality on D 894 or to present a sharply new angle. The C-Minor Sonata, D 958, is approached the same way,...

Special offer. Schubert: Piano Sonatas D894 & D958

Adam Laloum (piano)

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Laloum can be trusted to be musical and thoughtful. He isn’t out to impose his personality on D 894 or to present a sharply new angle. The C-Minor Sonata, D 958, is approached the same way,...

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Barely two years separate the monumental Sonata in G (October 1826) from its sister in C minor (September 1828), the first of a trilogy composed on the threshold of death, which was to win the struggle a few weeks later. Two years - and a whole world.

Rarely presented together, these two Schubert masterpieces are key works in the repertoire but also in the aesthetic explorations of Adam Laloum, who here makes his first recording for harmonia mundi.

Contents and tracklist

I. Molto moderato e cantabile
Track length21:03
This track is only available as an album download.
II. Andante
Track length8:04
III. Menuetto. Allegro moderato - Trio
Track length4:03
IV. Allegretto
Track length8:43
I. Allegro
Track length11:16
II. Adagio
Track length8:23
III. Menuetto. Allegro - Trio
Track length3:34
IV. Allegro
Track length8:45

Awards and reviews

September/October 2020

Laloum can be trusted to be musical and thoughtful. He isn’t out to impose his personality on D 894 or to present a sharply new angle. The C-Minor Sonata, D 958, is approached the same way, without undue drama or inner agitation. Other pianists with a strong keyboard personality are more intriguing, but Laloum “gets” Schubert in a way that insures a warm recommendation.
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