Dive into the enchanting world of 19th-century chamber music with Dimitri Ashkenazy's captivating album, "Ottocento." This exquisite collection, released on January 3, 2018, under the VDE-GALLO label, is a testament to Ashkenazy's virtuosity and his deep connection with the romantic era's musical language.
The album spans a diverse range of compositions, each showcasing the unique voices of their respective creators. The journey begins with Carl Scheidler's Sonata in D Major, Op. 21, a piece that exudes classical elegance and warmth. Ashkenazy's interpretation brings out the sonata's lyrical qualities, making it a standout track.
The album then transitions into the dreamy world of Burgmüller's 3 Nocturnes, where Ashkenazy's delicate touch and nuanced phrasing shine. The variations by Vanhal, Op. 42, follow, offering a delightful interplay of themes and moods.
Küffner's Serenade in C Major, Op. 44, adds a touch of charm and wit, while Krähmer's Introduction & Variations, Op. 32, provide a thrilling conclusion to the album. Ashkenazy's technical prowess and expressive depth are on full display in these variations, making them a highlight of the collection.
Throughout the album, Ashkenazy's collaboration with Jean-Paul Greub adds an extra layer of richness to the performances. Their shared musical understanding and chemistry are evident in every note, making "Ottocento" a truly memorable listening experience. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album is sure to captivate and inspire.
Tracks
Sonata in D Major, Op. 21: I. AllegroChristian Gottlieb Scheidler, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Sonata in D Major, Op. 21: II. RomanceChristian Gottlieb Scheidler, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Sonata in D Major, Op. 21: III. RondoChristian Gottlieb Scheidler, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
3 Nocturnes: I. AndantinoFriedrich Burgmüller, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
3 Nocturnes: II. Adagio cantabileFriedrich Burgmüller, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
3 Nocturnes: III. Allegro moderatoFriedrich Burgmüller, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
6 Variations on "Nel cor più non mi sento", Op. 42: I. Andantino - ThemaJohann Baptist Vanhal, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
6 Variations on "Nel cor più non mi sento", Op. 42: II. Variation No. 1Johann Baptist Vanhal, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
6 Variations on "Nel cor più non mi sento", Op. 42: III. Variation No. 2Johann Baptist Vanhal, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
6 Variations on "Nel cor più non mi sento", Op. 42: IV. Variation No. 3Johann Baptist Vanhal, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
6 Variations on "Nel cor più non mi sento", Op. 42: V. variation No. 4Johann Baptist Vanhal, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
6 Variations on "Nel cor più non mi sento", Op. 42: VI. Variation No. 5Johann Baptist Vanhal, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
6 Variations on "Nel cor più non mi sento", Op. 42: VII. Variation No. 6 - AllegrettoJohann Baptist Vanhal, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Serenade in C Major, Op. 44: I. Duetto - AndanteJoseph Küffner, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Serenade in C Major, Op. 44: II. Menuetto - AllegrettoJoseph Küffner, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Serenade in C Major, Op. 44: III. Rondo - ModeratoJoseph Küffner, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Introduction & Variations on a Original Theme, Op. 32: I. Introduction - Andante sostenutoErnest Krähmer, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Introduction & Variations on a Original Theme, Op. 32: II. Thema - AllegrettoErnest Krähmer, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Introduction & Variations on a Original Theme, Op. 32: III. Variation No. 1Ernest Krähmer, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Introduction & Variations on a Original Theme, Op. 32: IV. Variation No. 2Ernest Krähmer, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Introduction & Variations on a Original Theme, Op. 32: V. Variation no. 3Ernest Krähmer, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Introduction & Variations on a Original Theme, Op. 32: VI. Variation No. 4Ernest Krähmer, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Introduction & Variations on a Original Theme, Op. 32: VII. Variation No. 5Ernest Krähmer, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Introduction & Variations on a Original Theme, Op. 32: VIII. Variation No. 6Ernest Krähmer, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Introduction & Variations on a Original Theme, Op. 32: IX. Variation No. 7 - Allegro brillanteErnest Krähmer, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
Introduction & Variations on a Original Theme, Op. 32: X. Variation No. 8Ernest Krähmer, Dimitri Ashkenazy, Jean-Paul Greub
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