韋伯:鋼琴與管弦樂作品全集 (SACD) / 布勞提岡 古鋼琴 Ronald Brautigam/Weber-Complete Works for Piano & Orchestra
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羅納德.布勞提岡 古鋼琴 麥可.亞歷山大.威廉斯 指揮 科隆學會合奏團 Carl Maria von Weber wrote music that has been admired by composers as diverse as Schumann, Berlioz, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, Ravel and Stravinsky. But in his lifetime he was also recognised as one of the finest pianists of the period, with an exceptional technique and a brilliant gift for improvisation. Especially during the 1810s he toured extensively, and like other composer-pianists he wrote works to use as his personal calling cards, among them the two piano concertos recorded here. They were both composed in 1811-12, but while the First Concerto takes Mozart's concertos as its model, Piano Concerto No. 2 looks towards Beethoven. This change of direction was probably influenced by the fact that Weber had acquired a score of Beethoven's recently published Emperor Concerto. In any case there are some striking similarities between his concerto and Beethoven's: the use of identical keys, and the inclusion of a slow, subtly orchestrated Adagio and a closing playful rondo in 6/8. Weber is unmistakeably Weber, however: a highly original orchestrator whose music is at turns brilliant, melancholy and charming. These qualities are to the fore also in the Konzertstuck from 1821, in which the composer liberates himself from Classical models and finds a new path. Much admired by Liszt, the work is a kind of symphonic poem in four sections, played without a break. Following highly acclaimed recordings of the complete concertos by Mozart and Beethoven as well as Mendelssohn, this disc brings the team of Ronald Brautigam and Kolner Akademie to the very crossroads of Classicism and Romanticism. 曲目 Carl Maria von Weber (1786—1826) 1—3 ) Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major, WeV N. 9 18'50 4—6 ) Piano Concerto No. 2 in E flat major, WeV N. 15 20'23 7—11 ) Konzertstuck in F minor, WeV N. 17 16'09 TT: 56'18 Ronald Brautigam fortepiano Kolner Akademie Michael Alexander Willens conductor |
