Oleg Marshev - Emil von Sauer: Etudes de Concert (1998)
Artist: Oleg Marshev
Title: Emil von Sauer: Etudes de Concert
Year Of Release: 1998
Label: Danacord
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 77:21
Total Size: 259 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist: Title: Emil von Sauer: Etudes de Concert
Year Of Release: 1998
Label: Danacord
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 77:21
Total Size: 259 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Emil von Sauer - Concert-Etude [0:08:38.42]
02. Emil von Sauer - Vogelstimmen [0:06:17.72]
03. Emil von Sauer - Murmure du Vent [0:02:42.18]
04. Emil von Sauer - Octaven-Etüde [0:03:01.21]
05. Emil von Sauer - Près du Ruisseau [0:03:57.16]
06. Emil von Sauer - Frisson de Feuilles [0:02:38.26]
07. Emil von Sauer - Flammes de Mer [0:03:53.14]
08. Emil von Sauer - Au Vol [0:03:03.55]
09. Emil von Sauer - Orage d'Avril [0:02:35.15]
10. Emil von Sauer - Sylphes glissandes [0:03:24.41]
11. Emil von Sauer - A Cheval [0:03:31.30]
12. Emil von Sauer - L'Eteuf [0:03:32.42]
13. Emil von Sauer - La Chasse [0:02:39.17]
14. Emil von Sauer - Prélude Érotique [0:04:56.72]
15. Emil von Sauer - Tarantelle Fantastique [0:02:20.62]
16. Emil von Sauer - Etude en Trilles [0:02:47.50]
17. Emil von Sauer - Les Sirènes [0:04:24.28]
18. Emil von Sauer - Volubilité [0:05:01.19]
19. Emil von Sauer - Vision [0:04:53.51]
20. Emil von Sauer - A la Valse [0:03:01.32]
Performers:
Oleg Marshev - piano
Oleg Marshev has recorded several very good CDs of the piano music of Emil von Sauer (1862-1942), thus rescuing this forgotten composer from undeserved obscurity. Sauer was a pupil of Liszt and Nikolai Rubinstein and he became one of the preeminent virtuosos of his day, along with d'Albert and Godowsky. These etudes are incredibly finely crafted dainties, which require a brilliant technique - something Marshev has in abundance. The Etudes de Concert are not works of great profundity or emotional depth, but they explore some of the furthest reaches of Romantic pianism, marshaling countless colours, textures and effects. The style is light and delectable, in the vein of other late 19th-century virtuoso pianist-composers such as Moszkowski, Godowsky, Scharwenka or Balakirev. Overall, this isn't required listening, but it merits a recommendation for pianists, pianophiles and fans of Romantic music.