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Complete Pno Sons by Beethoven / Brautigam (Super Audio CD (SACD), 2014)

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Artist: Ronald Brautigam. Brautigam's recordings, part of a series of Beethoven's complete solo keyboard works, have been described as "riveting" and "revolutionary". Title: Complete Pno Sons. Format: SACD.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelBis

UPC7318599920009

eBay Product ID (ePID)21046043338

Product Key Features

FormatSuper Audio CD (SACD)

Release Year2014

GenreElectronic

ArtistBeethoven / Brautigam

Release TitleComplete Pno Sons

Dimensions

Item Height1.20 in

Item Weight0.74 lb

Item Length5.47 in

Item Width5.24 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks5

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Beethoven Piano Sonatas Nos 1-32 (Complete) 1.2 Beethoven Piano Sonatas Woo 47 'Kurfürsten Sonatas' Nos 1,2 ; 3 1.3 Beethoven Two Movements from a Sonatina in F Major Woo 50 1.4 Beethoven Leichte Sonatinen (2), Kinsky-Halm Anh 5 1.5 Beethoven Zwei Stücke FÜR Klavier (Orphika) Leichte Sonate, Woo51

Number of Discs9

NotesThe 32 Piano Sonatas by Ludwig van Beethoven are often referred to as the 'New Testament' of the keyboard literature, following on the 'Old Testament' of J.S. Bach's 48 preludes and fugues in the Well-Tempered Clavier. Brautigam's recordings, part of a series of Beethoven's complete solo keyboard works, have been described as "riveting" and "revolutionary". Contributing factors to the "refreshing directness" that reviewers have experienced in these performances are the widely praised recorded sound and the carefully selected instruments, built by Paul McNulty after originals from 1788-1819 by the foremost Viennese makers of fortepianos. "One has almost the impression of being a contemporary of Beethoven's: one of the first, infinitely startled - not to say shocked - witnesses to this music" (Süddeutsche Zeitung).