JeungBeum Sohn
Works by Franz Schubert, Maurice Ravel and Ludwig van Beethoven
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GEN 20688 EAN: 4260036256888
3.4.2020
Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
Universal music, resounding philosophy, and the tragedy of fate: breathtaking tales of the night are presented by the Korean pianist JeungBeum Sohn on his new GENUIN CD. The winner of the ARD Music Competition and the International German Piano Award plays works by Schubert, Beethoven, and Ravel that deal with powerful, touching, and demonic finalities. Schubert's late sonata in A minor, Beethoven's Op. 111, and Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit are no easy fare. JeungBeum Sohn, however, performs these pieces with a sweeping breadth and deep earnestness while never neglecting pianistic brilliance and richness of color. Equally impressive and moving.
Piano News
"Tatsächlich sind Anschlag und Tongebung ...hoch kultiviert." Review by Burkhard Schäfer of September 2020.
Klassik.com
"... eindringlich direkte Ansprache ... starke, kantable Momente ... JeungBeum Sohn besitzt viel Talent."
Review by Thomas Gehrig from June 24 2020
Pizzicato
"Es ist kein einfaches Programm, das sich JeungBeum Sohn, Gewinner des Deutschen Pianistenpreises 2019, für seine Debüt-CD ausgesucht hat, aber eines, in dem er sein Talent als einfühlsamer und eloquenter Gestalter voll ausnutzen kann." Review of 4 May 2020
Universal music, resounding philosophy, and the tragedy of fate: breathtaking tales of the night are presented by the Korean pianist JeungBeum Sohn on his new GENUIN CD. The winner of the ARD Music Competition and the International German Piano Award plays works by Schubert, Beethoven, and Ravel that deal with powerful, touching, and demonic finalities. Schubert's late sonata in A minor, Beethoven's Op. 111, and Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit are no easy fare. JeungBeum Sohn, however, performs these pieces with a sweeping breadth and deep earnestness while never neglecting pianistic brilliance and richness of color. Equally impressive and moving.
Piano News
"Tatsächlich sind Anschlag und Tongebung ...hoch kultiviert." Review by Burkhard Schäfer of September 2020.
Klassik.com
"... eindringlich direkte Ansprache ... starke, kantable Momente ... JeungBeum Sohn besitzt viel Talent."
Review by Thomas Gehrig from June 24 2020
Pizzicato
"Es ist kein einfaches Programm, das sich JeungBeum Sohn, Gewinner des Deutschen Pianistenpreises 2019, für seine Debüt-CD ausgesucht hat, aber eines, in dem er sein Talent als einfühlsamer und eloquenter Gestalter voll ausnutzen kann." Review of 4 May 2020
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Tracklist
- Franz Schubert (1797–1828)
Sonata in A minor, D. 784 (1823)
Allegro giusto - Andante
- Allegro vivace
- Maurice Ravel (1875–1937)
Gaspard de la nuit (1908)
Ondine - Le Gibet
- Scarbo
- Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827)
Sonata No. 32 in C minor, Op. 111 (1821–22)
I. Maestoso – Allegro con brio ed appassionato - II. Arietta. Adagio molto semplice e cantabile
Universal music, resounding philosophy, and the tragedy of fate: breathtaking tales of the night are presented by the Korean pianist JeungBeum Sohn on his new GENUIN CD. The winner of the ARD Music Competition and the International German Piano Award plays works by Schubert, Beethoven, and Ravel that deal with powerful, touching, and demonic finalities. Schubert's late sonata in A minor, Beethoven's Op. 111, and Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit are no easy fare. JeungBeum Sohn, however, performs these pieces with a sweeping breadth and deep earnestness while never neglecting pianistic brilliance and richness of color. Equally impressive and moving.
Piano News
"Tatsächlich sind Anschlag und Tongebung ...hoch kultiviert." Review by Burkhard Schäfer of September 2020.
Klassik.com
"... eindringlich direkte Ansprache ... starke, kantable Momente ... JeungBeum Sohn besitzt viel Talent."
Review by Thomas Gehrig from June 24 2020
Pizzicato
"Es ist kein einfaches Programm, das sich JeungBeum Sohn, Gewinner des Deutschen Pianistenpreises 2019, für seine Debüt-CD ausgesucht hat, aber eines, in dem er sein Talent als einfühlsamer und eloquenter Gestalter voll ausnutzen kann." Review of 4 May 2020