Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor
Hardy Rittner (Erard piano)
L’arte del mondo, Werner Ehrardt
I want to hear more of Hardy Rittner, an exceptional talent...Dabringhaus und Grimm makes adventurous records. Here is one. If you're open to notions of 'historical' orchestral sound and to...
Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor
Hardy Rittner (Erard piano)
L’arte del mondo, Werner Ehrardt
Purchase product
We pay more royalties to artists and composers than any other streaming service with our innovative Fair Play pay-per-second model
We pay artists and composers fairly with our pay-per-second model
I want to hear more of Hardy Rittner, an exceptional talent...Dabringhaus und Grimm makes adventurous records. Here is one. If you're open to notions of 'historical' orchestral sound and to...
About
The first Brahms piano concerto is a touchstone for every pianist but until now no-one has dared to record the work on historical instruments. Hardy Rittner is joined by the l’arte del mondo orchestra under Werner Ehrardt and the result of taking the risk of a live performance is a great recording.
Contents and tracklist
- Hardy Rittner, L'arte del mondo, Werner Ehrhardt
- Hardy Rittner, L'arte del mondo, Werner Ehrhardt
Awards and reviews
January 2012
I want to hear more of Hardy Rittner, an exceptional talent...Dabringhaus und Grimm makes adventurous records. Here is one. If you're open to notions of 'historical' orchestral sound and to pianos in evolution when they were less standardised than today's, do try it.
February 2012
Ooh, controversial; beefy Brahms played on an 1854 Érard and accompanied on authentic instruments...the reduced strings aren’t an issue, although the Érard’s occasional hollowness of sound is mildly distracting.
