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Variation[s] 1: Beethoven
Mozart - Schumann - Webern
Cédric Tiberghien (piano)
Awards:
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International Classical Music Awards, 2024, Nominated - Solo Instrument
Everything is beautifully played, and there is expressiveness in Webern’s Variations, op. 27, where Tiberghien finds hidden feelings I didn’t expect—the music needn’t send up red flags. He captures...
Variation[s] 1: Beethoven
Mozart - Schumann - Webern
Cédric Tiberghien (piano)
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Awards:
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International Classical Music Awards, 2024, Nominated - Solo Instrument
Everything is beautifully played, and there is expressiveness in Webern’s Variations, op. 27, where Tiberghien finds hidden feelings I didn’t expect—the music needn’t send up red flags. He captures...
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Cédric Tiberghien has long been interested in the principle of Beethovenian variation, as is demonstrated by a disc he made for harmonia mundi twenty years ago. He now proposes a project on a quite different scale, in which all Beethoven’s variation cycles will be juxtaposed with works illustrating the evolution of the genre, from the Renaissance to the present day. Here is the first part of a trilogy that promises to be fascinating!
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International Classical Music Awards2024Nominated - Solo Instrument
July/August 2023
Everything is beautifully played, and there is expressiveness in Webern’s Variations, op. 27, where Tiberghien finds hidden feelings I didn’t expect—the music needn’t send up red flags. He captures the tragic loneliness of Schumann’s last utterance in a reading that is among the very few that make me believe in the “Geister” Variations as not coming from the composer’s drastic decline.
May 2023
judicious as they are, it would be unfair to call Tiberghien’s performances unassuming…‘Finely wrought’ would be more accurate – the kind of playing that holds up well on long-term listening.