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Berg, Schoenberg & Webern: Piano Works

Elisabeth Leonskaja (piano)

Berg, Schoenberg & Webern: Piano Works

Awards:

a fine demonstration of Leonskaja’s commitment to music whose fascination – and provocation – remains endless.

Berg, Schoenberg & Webern: Piano Works

Elisabeth Leonskaja (piano)

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Awards:

a fine demonstration of Leonskaja’s commitment to music whose fascination – and provocation – remains endless.

About

One of the most celebrated pianists of our time, remaining true to herself and to her music, and in doing so, is following in the footsteps of the great Russian musicians of the Soviet era. This album pays tribute to the Second Viennese School, featuring works by Berg, Schoenberg and Webern.

Contents and tracklist

I. Sehr mäßig
Track length2:01
II. Sehr schnell
Track length0:40
III. Ruhig, fließend
Track length3:47
No. 1, Mässige Viertel
Track length4:48
No. 2, Mässige Achtel
Track length8:12
No. 3, Bewegte Achtel
Track length3:24
No. 1, Leicht, zart
Track length1:25
No. 2, Langsam
Track length0:46
No. 3, Sehr langsam
Track length0:55
No. 4, Rasch, aber leicht
Track length0:29
No. 5, Etwas rasch
Track length0:47
No. 6, Sehr langsam
Track length1:18
I. Präludium
Track length1:18
II. Gavotte
Track length1:25
III. Musette
Track length1:36
IV. Gavotte da capo
Track length1:31
V. Intermezzo
Track length4:54
VI. Menuett
Track length2:03
VII. Trio
Track length0:37
VIII. Menuett da capo
Track length1:35
IX. Gigue
Track length3:45

Spotlight on this release

Awards and reviews

  • Presto Recording of the Week
    27th September 2024
  • International Classical Music Awards
    2025
    Nominated - Solo Instrument

Awards Issue 2024

a fine demonstration of Leonskaja’s commitment to music whose fascination – and provocation – remains endless.

27th September 2024

Leonskaja’s recorded legacy amply demonstrates that she shares the grounding that Schoenberg and his disciples both embraced and rejected, and throughout this album she illuminates the relationship between the ‘old’ and the ‘new’...the coherency, commitment and expressiveness of her playing is utterly engaging.
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