Bridges
Works by Ferruccio Busoni, Johann Sebastian Bach, György Kurtag, Max Reger and György Ligeti
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GEN 16549 EAN 4260036255492
Release 3.6.2016Special offerEUR 11,90 EUR 9,90
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Programs dedicated to composers on the year of their anniversary aren’t anything out of the ordinary. But when their works go together as well as they do in this new GENUIN CD by the internationally-renowned Stenzl Piano Duo, we sit up and take notice. This CD by the duo that has won a dozen international competitions and hold the world’s only piano duo professorship is as organic as a concert program. In an amazingly taut musical offering, both phenomenal pianists build bridges that span centuries, ranging from Kurtág’s pointillist miniatures, Bach’s masterful tapestry of voices, and Ligeti’s compelling rhythms to Reger’s moving homage to Beethoven.
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Tracklist
- György Kurtág (*1926)
from „Játékok – Spiele für Klavier“ (1973–2010) - György Kurtág
Choralbearbeitung „Alle Menschen müssen sterben“, BWV 643 - Ferruccio Busoni (1866–1924)
Improvisation über den Choral „Wie wohl ist mir, o Freund der Seelen“, BWV 517 (1916) - György Ligeti (1923–2006)
Sonatina (1950) - Max Reger (1873–1916)
Variationen und Fuge über ein Thema von Ludwig v. Beethoven op.86 (1904)
Programs dedicated to composers on the year of their anniversary aren’t anything out of the ordinary. But when their works go together as well as they do in this new GENUIN CD by the internationally-renowned Stenzl Piano Duo, we sit up and take notice. This CD by the duo that has won a dozen international competitions and hold the world’s only piano duo professorship is as organic as a concert program. In an amazingly taut musical offering, both phenomenal pianists build bridges that span centuries, ranging from Kurtág’s pointillist miniatures, Bach’s masterful tapestry of voices, and Ligeti’s compelling rhythms to Reger’s moving homage to Beethoven.
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