Till Fellner - Till Fellner In Concert: Liszt - Beethoven - Import CD

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Till Fellner

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Brendel also praised him! International Pianist Fellner's Masterful Performance Till Fellner is an internationally acclaimed Austrian pianist, and in the 2007 New York Times, Alfred Brendel had this to say about Fellner: "He seems equally adept at expanding his repertoire. He is very ambitious in expanding his repertoire and seems equally adept at solo music, concertos, chamber music, and song. I heard that they gave a wonderful live performance of Liszt's 'Year of the Pilgrim.'" Fellner's insightful performance of "The First Year" makes Franz Liszt's point clearly and vividly conveys a literal imaginative journey. "In 1855," Liszt wrote, "the first year of my pilgrimage was the year of my death. "In recent years I have visited many new countries, going through the various lands which have been the scene of history and poetry. And feeling that the workings of nature and the scenes which accompany it stirred deep emotions in my heart, I decided to depict in music some of the strongest sensations and most intense impressions."Fellner's Liszt was recorded at the Musikverein Vienna in 2002, with a 2010 concert recording of Beethoven's Sonata No. 32 at the Mahaney Center for the Arts in Middlebury, Vermont. Universal Music/IMS

Tracklisting:

1.Annees de pelerinage, Premiere annee - Suisse: Chapelle de Guillaume Tell
2.Annees de pelerinage, Premiere annee - Suisse: Au lac de Wallenstadt
3.Annees de pelerinage, Premiere annee - Suisse: Pastorale
4.Annees de pelerinage, Premiere annee - Suisse: Au bord d'une source
5.Annees de pelerinage, Premiere annee - Suisse: Orage
6.Annees de pelerinage, Premiere annee - Suisse: Vallee d'Obermann
7.Annees de pelerinage, Premiere annee - Suisse: Eglogue
8.Annees de pelerinage, Premiere annee - Suisse: Le mal du pays
9.Annees de pelerinage, Premiere annee - Suisse: Les cloches de Geneve
10.Sonata No. 32 in C minor Op. 111: Maestoso - Allegro con brio ed appassionato
11.Sonata No. 32 in C minor Op. 111: Arietta. Adagio molto semplice e cantabile