(c) Orchestre de Chambre de Paris Schumann & Mozart: Chamber Music at Salle Cortot
Paryż, Salle Cortot — Main Hall
O wydarzeniu
Schumann’s Piano Quintet heralds a remarkable lineage of works dedicated to this ensemble. In 1842, the composer was a pioneer: while piano trios and quartets were well‐represented during the Classical period, the piano quintet existed almost exclusively in the form of concertos arranged for this ensemble. The chamber version of Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 12 reflects this widespread practice. As the soloist in Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4, Javier Perianes reunites with musicians he knows well in the intimate setting of the Salle Cortot. The quintet’s performance highlights the subtlety of the instrumental blend and the precision of the pianist’s touch. Schumann, in fact, composed his Quintet to showcase the dazzling virtuosity of his wife, Clara. With this expansive and generous work, the quintet establishes itself as a preeminent genre of Romanticism.
Program
MOZART
Piano Concerto No. 12 in A major, K. 414/385p, version for string quintet and piano
SCHUMANN
Piano Quintet in E‐flat major, Op. 44
Obsada/produkcja
Javier Perianes piano
Deborah Nemtanu violin
Olivia Hughes violin
Jossalyn Jensen viola
Benoît Grenet cello
Eckhard Rudolph doublebass
Adres
Salle Cortot, 78 rue Cardinet, Paryż, Francja — Zobacz na Mapach Google
