Label: CAvi
Format: CD
Barcode: 4260085535408
Catalog number: AVI 8553540
Releasedate: 10-11-23
Format: CD
Barcode: 4260085535408
Releasedate: 10-11-23
DANIEL HEIDE , worldwide rather known as a chamber musician and highly regarded partner for singers for Lied recitals is one of the most demanded German pianist, also because of his deeply sounded musicality.
He discovered singers like Konstantin Krimmel, Andrè Schuen and also the soprano Katharina Konradi; hjis recordings with them were regared as high acclaimed CD premieres.
NOW – as a result of his open time agendy during the pandemic he rediscovered his old love to the Beethoven sonanats , when he studied at the Franz-Liszt-Hochschule Weimar and remembered his earlier times when the sonatas were played on vinyl at his home. He now used the time of isolation to refresh and learn the sonatas from scratch and the result is now out – Vol. III.
He discovered singers like Konstantin Krimmel, Andrè Schuen and also the soprano Katharina Konradi; hjis recordings with them were regared as high acclaimed CD premieres.
NOW – as a result of his open time agendy during the pandemic he rediscovered his old love to the Beethoven sonanats , when he studied at the Franz-Liszt-Hochschule Weimar and remembered his earlier times when the sonatas were played on vinyl at his home. He now used the time of isolation to refresh and learn the sonatas from scratch and the result is now out – Vol. III.
ME and the middle and later ones
A result of the the Pandemic and challenging the re discovery of Beethoven’s sonatas Vol. III
„In each volume of my complete recording of the piano sonatas of Ludwig van Beethoven, I have clearly chosen the order of pieces with autobiographical criteria in mind. Over the past 15 years, my work as a pianist has increasingly migrated toward music-making in partnership with others. Although I started out mainly as a chamber musician collaborating with instrumentalists and singers, the focus has increasingly shifted toward duo recitals, primarily vocal recitals on a worldwide scale – but I never could have dreamed that such appearances would become so frequent that they would allow me to earn a stable living.
Whenever I was asked what became of my solo playing, I had to answer with a shrug, explaining that I needed a sort of sabbatical to let me practice solo repertoire undisturbed before I started giving solo piano recitals again. Then, covid struck. All of a sudden, I had time on my hands. .…...(Excerpt from the Booklet nores by Daniel Heide)
A result of the the Pandemic and challenging the re discovery of Beethoven’s sonatas Vol. III
„In each volume of my complete recording of the piano sonatas of Ludwig van Beethoven, I have clearly chosen the order of pieces with autobiographical criteria in mind. Over the past 15 years, my work as a pianist has increasingly migrated toward music-making in partnership with others. Although I started out mainly as a chamber musician collaborating with instrumentalists and singers, the focus has increasingly shifted toward duo recitals, primarily vocal recitals on a worldwide scale – but I never could have dreamed that such appearances would become so frequent that they would allow me to earn a stable living.
Whenever I was asked what became of my solo playing, I had to answer with a shrug, explaining that I needed a sort of sabbatical to let me practice solo repertoire undisturbed before I started giving solo piano recitals again. Then, covid struck. All of a sudden, I had time on my hands. .…...(Excerpt from the Booklet nores by Daniel Heide)
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1Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 27 e-Moll / in E Minor, Op. 90* (1814)I Mit Lebhaftigkeit und durchaus mit Empfindung und Ausdruck05:53
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2Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 27 e-Moll / in E Minor, Op. 90* (1814)II Nicht zu geschwind und sehr singbar vorgetragen08:13
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3Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 17 d-Moll / in D Minor, Op. 31 No. 2* (1821) Der Sturm / The TempestI Largo. Allegro08:29
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4Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 17 d-Moll / in D Minor, Op. 31 No. 2* (1821) Der Sturm / The TempestII Adagio07:28
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5Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 17 d-Moll / in D Minor, Op. 31 No. 2* (1821) Der Sturm / The TempestIII Allegretto06:42
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6Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 20 G-Dur / in G Major, Op. 49 No. 2 (1797)I Allegro, ma non troppo05:18
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7Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 20 G-Dur / in G Major, Op. 49 No. 2 (1797)II Tempo di Menuetto03:25
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8Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 31 As-Dur / A flat Major, Op. 110* (1821)I Moderato cantabile06:04
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9Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 31 As-Dur / A flat Major, Op. 110* (1821)II Allegro molto02:23
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10Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 31 As-Dur / A flat Major, Op. 110* (1821)III Adagio ma non troppo03:31
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11Klaviersonate / Piano Sonata No. 31 As-Dur / A flat Major, Op. 110* (1821)IV Fuga. Allegro ma non troppo07:35