℗ 2023 haenssler CLASSIC
Released January 6, 2023
Duration 2h 21m 02s
Record Label haenssler CLASSIC
Catalogue No. HC22045
Genre Classical (Piano)
 

Schumann: Piano Works

Gerhard Oppitz

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Davidsbündlertänze, Op. 6  
1.1
No. 1, Lebhaft
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
1:48
1.2
No. 2, Innig
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
1:52
1.3
No. 3, Mit Humor
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
1:35
1.4
No. 4, Ungeduldig
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
1:00
1.5
No. 5, Einfach
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
2:28
1.6
No. 6, Sehr rasch
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
1:56
1.7
No. 7, Nicht schnell
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
3:37
1.8
No. 8, Frisch
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
1:06
1.9
No. 9, Lebhaft
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
1:48
1.10
No. 10, Balladenmäßig
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
1:46
1.11
No. 11, Einfach
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
2:16
1.12
No. 12, Mit Humor
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
0:47
1.13
No. 13, Wild und lustig
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
3:26
1.14
No. 14, Zart und singend
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
3:08
1.15
No. 15, Frisch
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
2:04
1.16
No. 16, Mit gutem Humor
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
1:53
1.17
No. 17, Wie aus der Ferne
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
4:32
1.18
No. 18, Nicht schnell
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
2:43
1.19
Humoreske, Op. 20
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
31:31
Grand Sonata No. 3 in F Minor, Op. 14 (Excerpts)  
2.1
I. Allegro
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
8:08
2.2
II. Scherzo. Molto comodo
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
6:32
2.3
III. Quasi Variazioni
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
7:29
2.4
IV. Prestissimo possible
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
8:03
2.5
Arabeske, Op. 18
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
6:56
2.6
Blumenstück, Op. 19
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
8:17
Faschingsschwank aus Wien, Op. 26  
2.7
No. 1, Sehr lebhaft
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
10:37
2.8
No. 2, Romanze. Ziemlich langsam
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
2:29
2.9
No. 3, Scherzino
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
2:26
2.10
No. 4, Intermezzo. Mit größter Energie
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
2:25
2.11
No. 5, Finale. Höchst lebhaft
Robert Schumann; Gerhard Oppitz
6:24
Digital Booklet
Within the realm of Romantic piano music, where new discoveries are constantly just around the corner, the contribution of Robert Schumann has always played a major part. True, he cannot rival the aura of Chopin's works, of which Ignaz Friedman asserted that not only had Chopin opened the piano with them, he had closed it again. (Schumann paid his own tribute in his reverent review of Chopin's op. 2 of 1831, the Variations on Mozart's 'Reich mir die Hand, mein Leben'). Nor did Schumann embed in the history of piano playing such milestones of technical mastery and manual dexterity as Liszt who - inspired by Paganini's concerts and enabled by the double-escapement action developed by Sebastien Erard in 1821 - had practically reinvented the instrument by the time he wrote his Etudes d'execution transcendante in 1837. And neither the sprightliness of Felix Mendelssohn's keyboard idiom nor Charles-Valen­tin Alkan's exaltation of virtuosity are characteristic of Schumann's piano music, even if he proves in his Abegg Variations op. 1 (1830) and his Toccata op. 7 (1832) that he brilliantly commanded both approaches to the instrument.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – haenssler CLASSIC Studio Masters
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1.1
No. 1, Lebhaft
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1.2
No. 2, Innig
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1.3
No. 3, Mit Humor
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1.4
No. 4, Ungeduldig
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1.5
No. 5, Einfach
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1.6
No. 6, Sehr rasch
-1.94-19.32-16.611
1.7
No. 7, Nicht schnell
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1.8
No. 8, Frisch
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1.9
No. 9, Lebhaft
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1.10
No. 10, Balladenmäßig
-2.95-20.37-17.710
1.11
No. 11, Einfach
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1.12
No. 12, Mit Humor
-2.42-21.39-18.412
1.13
No. 13, Wild und lustig
-0.93-20.37-17.311
1.14
No. 14, Zart und singend
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1.15
No. 15, Frisch
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1.16
No. 16, Mit gutem Humor
-2.24-22.53-19.712
1.17
No. 17, Wie aus der Ferne
-1.47-25.28-22.314
1.18
No. 18, Nicht schnell
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1.19
Humoreske, Op. 20
-0.50-22.82-19.414
2.1
I. Allegro
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2.2
II. Scherzo. Molto comodo
-0.88-22.23-19.514
2.3
III. Quasi Variazioni
-1.33-23.71-20.613
2.4
IV. Prestissimo possible
-1.38-20.92-18.312
2.5
Arabeske, Op. 18
-6.83-26.22-23.212
2.6
Blumenstück, Op. 19
-5.75-25.20-22.512
2.7
No. 1, Sehr lebhaft
-1.54-21.96-19.013
2.8
No. 2, Romanze. Ziemlich langsam
-9.47-31.84-28.713
2.9
No. 3, Scherzino
-3.42-22.06-19.112
2.10
No. 4, Intermezzo. Mit größter Energie
-5.36-22.16-19.211
2.11
No. 5, Finale. Höchst lebhaft
-0.88-21.58-19.013

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