Johannes Brahms

CD album cover 'Johannes Brahms' (GEN 89155) with Paul Badura-Skoda, Felix Korobov ...

GEN 89155 EAN: 4260036251555

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When Paul Badura-Skoda sat down in 2008 to perform the First Piano Concerto by Brahms, then one can certainly expect something special: not only is it true that the perennial Austrian master has been one of the greatest pianists of the past decades, he is also an artist on a quest, and has pored over the scores of Brahms’s oeuvre for over fifty years. The results of this work are heard not only in the wonderfully clear and flowing rendition of one of the milestones in history of 19th century music, but also inform the revelatory, clear analysis and almost poetic booklet notes. An important new addition to the Genuin catalog.

"A daringly performed recording by Paul Badura-Skoda..." Operapoint 3/2010

"Badura-Skoda still remains a pianist who knows how to amaze." Piano News April/2010

Paul Badura-Skoda Piano
Felix Korobov Conductor
Orchestra of the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Moscow Academic Music Theatre

When Paul Badura-Skoda sat down in 2008 to perform the First Piano Concerto by Brahms, then one can certainly expect something special: not only is it true that the perennial Austrian master has been one of the greatest pianists of the past decades, he is also an artist on a quest, and has pored over the scores of Brahms’s oeuvre for over fifty years. The results of this work are heard not only in the wonderfully clear and flowing rendition of one of the milestones in history of 19th century music, but also inform the revelatory, clear analysis and almost poetic booklet notes. An important new addition to the Genuin catalog.

"A daringly performed recording by Paul Badura-Skoda..." Operapoint 3/2010

"Badura-Skoda still remains a pianist who knows how to amaze." Piano News April/2010

When Paul Badura-Skoda sat down in 2008 to perform the First Piano Concerto by Brahms, then one can certainly expect something special: not only is it true that the perennial Austrian master has been one of the greatest pianists of the past decades, he is also an artist on a quest, and has pored over the scores of Brahms’s oeuvre for over fifty years. The results of this work are heard not only in the wonderfully clear and flowing rendition of one of the milestones in history of 19th century music, but also inform the revelatory, clear analysis and almost poetic booklet notes. An important new addition to the Genuin catalog.

"A daringly performed recording by Paul Badura-Skoda..." Operapoint 3/2010

"Badura-Skoda still remains a pianist who knows how to amaze." Piano News April/2010