Johannes Brahms: Works for Piano Duo

CD album cover 'Johannes Brahms: Works for Piano Duo' (GEN 11197) with Chipak-Kushnir Piano Duo

GEN 11197 EAN: 4260036251975

18.2.2011Special offer
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You want to look over the shoulder of a famous composer? The piano duo Olha Chipak and Oleksiy Kushnir make it possible on their new GENUIN CD: Johannes Brahms later re-worked his sonata for two pianos into the famous piano quintet. And the two pianists present this sonata, much more than a mere preparatory work, with all his passion and with such technical poise that you do not miss the timbre of the strings at all – and the orchestral colors of the Haydn variations provided by two sets of 88 keys with equal brilliance! The seldom-played variations on a theme by Schumann are, after all, a melancholy homage on the loss of his friend – the spirit of Schumann and Brahms combined. Repertoire value and sound: magnificent!

Chipak-Kushnir Piano Duo

You want to look over the shoulder of a famous composer? The piano duo Olha Chipak and Oleksiy Kushnir make it possible on their new GENUIN CD: Johannes Brahms later re-worked his sonata for two pianos into the famous piano quintet. And the two pianists present this sonata, much more than a mere preparatory work, with all his passion and with such technical poise that you do not miss the timbre of the strings at all – and the orchestral colors of the Haydn variations provided by two sets of 88 keys with equal brilliance! The seldom-played variations on a theme by Schumann are, after all, a melancholy homage on the loss of his friend – the spirit of Schumann and Brahms combined. Repertoire value and sound: magnificent!

You want to look over the shoulder of a famous composer? The piano duo Olha Chipak and Oleksiy Kushnir make it possible on their new GENUIN CD: Johannes Brahms later re-worked his sonata for two pianos into the famous piano quintet. And the two pianists present this sonata, much more than a mere preparatory work, with all his passion and with such technical poise that you do not miss the timbre of the strings at all – and the orchestral colors of the Haydn variations provided by two sets of 88 keys with equal brilliance! The seldom-played variations on a theme by Schumann are, after all, a melancholy homage on the loss of his friend – the spirit of Schumann and Brahms combined. Repertoire value and sound: magnificent!