Shai Wosner - Schubert: Piano Sonatas D. 840 & D. 850 / 6 German Dances / Hungarian Melody (2011)
BAND/ARTIST: Shai Wosner
- Title: Schubert: Piano Sonatas D. 840 & D. 850 / 6 German Dances / Hungarian Melody
- Year Of Release: 2011
- Label: Onyx
- Genre: Classical Piano
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:16:
- Total Size: 250 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Piano Sonata in C, D 840, Reliquie: I. Moderato
02. Piano Sonata in C, D 840, Reliquie: II. Andante
03. Six German Dances, D 820: I. Tempo giusto; A-Flat, II. A-Flat, III. A-Flat, IV. B-Flat, V. B-Flat, VI. B-Flat
04. Hungarian Melody, D 817
05. Piano Sonata in D, D 850: I. Allegro vivace
06. Piano Sonata in D, D 850: II. Con moto
07. Piano Sonata in D, D 850: III. Scherzo; Allegro vivace
08. Piano Sonata in D, D 850: IV. Rondo; Allegro moderato
Shai Wosner’s second release for ONYX after his critically acclaimed Brahms and Schoenberg debut disc (ONYX4055) of 2010. For his all Schubert programme Wosner has chosen two late sonatas. The monumental but unfinished two-movement torso D840, and the genial D850 written at a time in the composers life when he was without money, out of love, and involved with rows with his publishers. This work was one of the few sonatas to be published during his lifetime, and finally he earned 300 florins. Schumann described this sonata as ‘impetuous, overflowing’ It is one of Schubert’s happiest works, in start contrast to the stark and monolithic D840.
01. Piano Sonata in C, D 840, Reliquie: I. Moderato
02. Piano Sonata in C, D 840, Reliquie: II. Andante
03. Six German Dances, D 820: I. Tempo giusto; A-Flat, II. A-Flat, III. A-Flat, IV. B-Flat, V. B-Flat, VI. B-Flat
04. Hungarian Melody, D 817
05. Piano Sonata in D, D 850: I. Allegro vivace
06. Piano Sonata in D, D 850: II. Con moto
07. Piano Sonata in D, D 850: III. Scherzo; Allegro vivace
08. Piano Sonata in D, D 850: IV. Rondo; Allegro moderato
Shai Wosner’s second release for ONYX after his critically acclaimed Brahms and Schoenberg debut disc (ONYX4055) of 2010. For his all Schubert programme Wosner has chosen two late sonatas. The monumental but unfinished two-movement torso D840, and the genial D850 written at a time in the composers life when he was without money, out of love, and involved with rows with his publishers. This work was one of the few sonatas to be published during his lifetime, and finally he earned 300 florins. Schumann described this sonata as ‘impetuous, overflowing’ It is one of Schubert’s happiest works, in start contrast to the stark and monolithic D840.
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