Emanuel Feuermann - Beethoven Sonate Nr3 A Dur Op69 Schubert Sonate A Moll Appeggione Weber Variationen F Dur
Review by Diego López Rubio
Emanuel Feuermann's album featuring Beethoven Sonate Nr3 A Dur Op69, Schubert Sonate A Moll Appeggione, and Weber Variationen F Dur is a masterclass in cello performance. The album showcases Feuermann's impeccable technique and musicality, as he effortlessly navigates the complex and demanding pieces.
The Beethoven Sonate Nr3 A Dur Op69 is a standout piece on the album, with Feuermann's performance capturing the power and intensity of the composition. The Schubert Sonate A Moll Appeggione is equally impressive, with Feuermann's playing displaying a deep understanding of the emotional nuances of the piece.
The Weber Variationen F Dur is a delightful addition to the album, showcasing Feuermann's versatility as a cellist. His performance of the piece is full of energy and vitality, making for a thrilling listening experience.
Album: Beethoven Sonate Nr3 A Dur Op69 Schubert Sonate A Moll Appeggione Weber Variationen F Dur
Rating: 5.0
Table of Contents
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Variationen Für Violoncello Und Klavier F-Dur | ||
| Allegro Moderato | ||
| Sonate Für Violoncello Und Klavier A-Moll D.821 „Arpeggione-Sonate" | ||
| Allegretto | ||
| Adagio Cantabile - Allegro Vivace | ||
| Sonate Für Violoncello Und Klavier Nr.3 A-Dur Op.69 | ||
| Allegro Ma Non Tanto | ||
| Scherzo (Allegro Molto) | ||
| Adagio |
Video
Schubert - Sonate D821 Arpeggione - Mov 1 - Emanuel Feuermann
Images
Catalog Numbers
1 C 053-01 440Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Record Company | EMI Electrola GmbH |
| Printed By | 4P Nicolaus GMBH |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Liner Notes | Manfred Kahlweit |
Notes
- Laminated front cover.
- A1 to B2b recorded 1937
- B3 recorded 1938
About Emanuel Feuermann
Classical cellist, born into a musical family in Kolomea, Galicia, Austro-Hungarian Empire, (now Kolomyya, Ukraine), in the year 1902. He died unexpectedly on May 25, 1942.
Summary by Diego López Rubio
Comments
Have you noticed the wonderful articulation like cut glass. That’s something you most often don’t hear with modern players. Feuermann really lets the music move him without adding fake emotion. It’s refreshing like drinking a pure glass of water.
Have you noticed the wonderful articulation like cut glass. That’s something you most often don’t hear with modern players. Feuermann really lets the music move him without adding fake emotion. It’s refreshing like drinking a pure glass of water.
This was a state of the art recording for its time, recorded at Abbey Road Studios, probably with some of the same mics the Beatles used and were used for many film scores like the Lord of the Rings. Of course the medium they were confined to was mono direct to disk (no editing), it still sounds great. Both the recorded sound and the performance are of their period, but it is still brilliant cello playing and brilliant sound.
Just one word: marvelous! Pity he died before the stereo era.
Still my favourite rendition of this amazing work. I've owned this recording for over 30 years. Feuermann has all the tenderness and expressive freshness that this work requires. He simply lets the music flow. Thank you Jean-Claude for uploading.
The greatest cellist of the twentieth century, and I would say, the greatest performing musician. He is exceptional because he lets the music "speak" -- not his ego. Something that modern performers have long forgotten.
I'm so proud to be part of Feuermann's family. I love all the comments here - the praise of my relative makes my heart swell. He was my grandfather's first cousin.
Even with the poor quality of the recording the precision comes through. This is the work of a genius.
How pleasurable to hear a performance devoicd of distracting mannerisms. Feuermann was one of a kind, a brilliant artist and a superb musician.
'unarguably'? No. Rostropovich wants to lend you his dictionary.
Brilliant.
*dislikers*
Even insulting the dislikes before seeing any? Even if there were a thousand dislikes, we know it's brilliant :P
This sounds so good despite the poor sound engineering of those days. There are no dislikes here, if there are in the future, that person is a meat chopper.
Peccato che l'audio non sia granchè. Si sente abbastanza bene,però,per capire che è un grande
Thank you for posting. It's just so inspiring to listen to. Unfortunately, these old folks have only a picture to speak for them, but less is more.
