Die Geschichte
With Schubert: Treasures, Rudolf Buchbinder turns to a repertoire that has been with him since childhood: Franz Schubert’s piano dances. One of the leading pianists of our time (“a pianist of great authority and stylistic integrity” – Gramophone), he approaches these works with the assurance of a lifetime in music. Marking his 80th birthday, Buchbinder presents all of the dance cycles published during the composer’s lifetime, drawing attention to a repertoire that is often overlooked. Rooted in the social life of early 19th-century Vienna, these waltzes, Ländler and ecossaises reflect a culture of entertainment while reaching beyond it. Beneath their light surface lies a vein of introspection and melancholy. Buchbinder keeps this balance in view, allowing both simplicity and subtlety to emerge. “Schubert’s dances – like his songs – are miniature worlds with a gigantic heart,” he says.
Tracklisting:
FRANZ SCHUBERT (1797–1828)
CD 1
36 Original Dances (“Erste Walzer”) D 365
16 Deutsche Tänze & 2 Ecossaises D 783
12 Waltzes, 17 Ländler & 9 Ecossaises D 145
CD 2
Galop & 8 Ecossaises D 735
Valses sentimentales D 779
16 Ländler (“Wiener Damen-Ländler”) & 2 Ecossaises D 734
Valses nobles D 969
12 Grazer Walzer D 924
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With Schubert: Treasures, Rudolf Buchbinder turns to a repertoire that has been with him since childhood: Franz Schubert’s piano dances. One of the leading pianists of our time (“a pianist of great authority and stylistic integrity” – Gramophone), he approaches these works with the assurance of a lifetime in music. Marking his 80th birthday, Buchbinder presents all of the dance cycles published during the composer’s lifetime, drawing attention to a repertoire that is often overlooked. Rooted in the social life of early 19th-century Vienna, these waltzes, Ländler and ecossaises reflect a culture of entertainment while reaching beyond it. Beneath their light surface lies a vein of introspection and melancholy. Buchbinder keeps this balance in view, allowing both simplicity and subtlety to emerge. “Schubert’s dances – like his songs – are miniature worlds with a gigantic heart,” he says.
Tracklisting:
FRANZ SCHUBERT (1797–1828)
CD 1
36 Original Dances (“Erste Walzer”) D 365
16 Deutsche Tänze & 2 Ecossaises D 783
12 Waltzes, 17 Ländler & 9 Ecossaises D 145
CD 2
Galop & 8 Ecossaises D 735
Valses sentimentales D 779
16 Ländler (“Wiener Damen-Ländler”) & 2 Ecossaises D 734
Valses nobles D 969
12 Grazer Walzer D 924
