8 thoughts on “ Rondo (Allegro Vivace) - Franz Schubert - Maria João Pires* - Piano Sonatas D 845 & D 960 (CD, Album) ”

1. Fantasy in F Minor, D. (Op. ) For Piano Duet Franz Schubert, Maria João Pires, Ricardo Castro • Schubert: Works for Piano Duet and Piano Solo 2.

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2. Oct 30,  · Schubert composed another duo sonata for violin and piano in , and then waited more than nine years to revisit the medium with the great Rondo in B minor. This was written in October , inspired by the Bohemian virtuoso Josef Slavík.

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3. Misc. Comments. First published by Anton Diabelli along with an abridged and transposed version of the Adagio in D-flat major, DThe original version of the Adagio was first published in in the "Revisions-Bericht" of the Alte Gesamt-Ausgabe, and is now generally accepted to in fact be the missing slow movement of the Piano Sonata in F minor, D

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4. Franz Schubert - Rondo for Violin & Piano D. (Op) Finale. Franz Schubert saw only three of his many chamber compositions published during his lifetime; two, the String Quartet in A minor, D. , and the Piano Trio in E flat, D. , have since attained an honored status among nineteenth century repertory warhorses.

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5. Maria João Pires: 10 facts about the great pianist Pianist Maria João Pires is not a fan of giving concerts and recitals, and does not wear the usual performer's evening dress. But her Chopin is unbeatable.

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6. Like his C Major String Quintet, D. , Schubert's Piano Sonata in Bb Major, D. , enters that cosmic region only the greatest artists reach. Maria João Pires in her golden years makes this sonata golden--a sublime beauty from beginning to end/5(30).

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7. When Maria João Pires learned the wrong piano concerto, but something incredible happened 29 May , | Updated: 29 May , The time when pianist Maria João Pires learned the wrong Mozart piano concerto has gone down in history as one of .

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8. Album Description. The great Portuguese pianist Maria João Pires has issued some career-defining albums in the first years of the 21st century, and this album, covering perhaps Franz Schubert's two most ambitious sonatas, is certainly among them.

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