Knut Jacques Chopin Piano Pleyel 1843 & Pianino Pleyel 1834

Alexei Lubimov - Chopin, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven: At Chopin's home piano (2020)

Alexei Lubimov - Chopin, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven: At Chopin's home piano (2020)
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue & Log) ~ 214 Mb | Total time: 67:44 | Scans included
Classical | Label: Frederick Chopin Institute | # NIFCCD071 | Recorded: 2019

Pianist Alexei Lubimov performs all the works on this new recording on the Pianino / Upright piano Pleyel, 1843, Chopin's Piano. "I wanted to imagine how Classical repertoire could have sounded when interpreted by Chopin and his pupils on a Pleyel pianino in the composer's study-salon in Parisat home, with no audience. The Pleyel pianino dictated the manner of performing works by Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, using its magic to transform their works into musical images of Chopin's world. I wanted to imagine, to grasp that hypnotic 'Chopinisation' of the great pre-Chopin composers.
Alexei Lubimov - Chopin, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven: At Chopin's home piano (2020)

Alexei Lubimov - Chopin, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven: At Chopin's home piano (2020)
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue & Log) ~ 214 Mb | Total time: 67:44 | Scans included
Classical | Label: Frederick Chopin Institute | # NIFCCD071 | Recorded: 2019

Pianist Alexei Lubimov performs all the works on this new recording on the Pianino / Upright piano Pleyel, 1843, Chopin's Piano. "I wanted to imagine how Classical repertoire could have sounded when interpreted by Chopin and his pupils on a Pleyel pianino in the composer's study-salon in Parisat home, with no audience. The Pleyel pianino dictated the manner of performing works by Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, using its magic to transform their works into musical images of Chopin's world. I wanted to imagine, to grasp that hypnotic 'Chopinisation' of the great pre-Chopin composers.
Ophélie Gaillard & Edna Stern - Chopin: Œuvres pour piano et violoncelle (2010) [Official Digital Download 24/44]

Ophélie Gaillard & Edna Stern - Chopin: Œuvres pour piano et violoncelle (2010)
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/44.1 kHz | Time - 62:10 minutes | 567 MB
Studio Master, Official Digital Download | Artwork: Digital booklet

The cello was Frederic Chopin s other favorite instrument. He loved for its closeness to the human voice. Chopin took an interest in opera from an early age, becoming what today we would call an opera buff. He was familiar with the voices of all the singers of his time, flirted with the German soprano Henriette Sontag and fell in love with singer Constantia Gladkowska, from whom he penned several superb pieces. When Chopin composed for cello, he heard the voice in its music. Ophelie Gaillard has thus chosen to pay tribute to the poet of the piano through the voice of the cello.

Samson Francois - Le poete du piano (2024)  Music

Posted by ciklon5 at Dec. 12, 2024
Samson Francois - Le poete du piano (2024)

Samson Francois - Le poete du piano (2024)
FLAC (tracks), Lossless | 2:10:13 | 551 Mb
Genre: Classical

Samson François He travelled across the world of music like a meteor, a shooting star. Excessive in all things, he burned his candle at both ends. The cigarette forever on his lips was a symbol of the fire that burned within this man who had a passion for jazz and the shadowy world of the night. Born in 1924 in Frankfurt, to a French father and a glamorous Alsatian mother, he spent his childhood and adolescence being taken from town to town, this artistic soul was profoundly sensitive, a romantic with a fanciful streak, often unpredictable. An admirer of Arthur Rimbaud and André Breton, he shared a little of their fire. Samson François was a real performer: one for whom the phrase "inspiration" was more than a cliché. Whether in poetic mood or in a frenzy, he never left his listeners indifferent. He could even throw them off balance at concerts where nothing special happened: that is what a real creator can do, and François was one. Hemmed in within the limits of his keyboard, he had the imaginative range to be a composer, and he wrote the music for a film a Piano Concerto (which he also recorded), pieces for the piano and… lots of aborted projects. His favourite repertoire? Ravel, Debussy, Schumann, Chopin, Liszt and Prokofiev, a choice which allowed him to express the extremes of his unstable and fascinating spirit.
Bart van Oort, Costantino Mastroprimiano, Fred Oldenburg - Chopin: His contemporaries & his instruments (2010)

Bart van Oort, Costantino Mastroprimiano, Cor de Groot, Jan Vermeulen, Stanley Hoogland, Fred Oldenburg - Chopin: His contemporaries & his instruments (2010)
WEB | FLAC (tracks) - 1.3 Gb | 06:29:58
Genre: Classical | Label: Brilliant Classics

This 6CD set charts not only the development of the Nocturne as a musical form, but also the development of the piano from the closing years of the 18th and first half of the 19th centuries. Two great ‘piano schools’ had emerged, each having some of the greatest performers and composers of the day associated with them. Some of these composers were highly successful businessmen as well – Clementi and Pleyel in particular established highly successful piano manufacturing and music publishing firms. The English school, with its powerful instruments (of which the pianos of John Broadwood and Co are the best examples) enabled London based composers such as Cramer, Clementi and Dussek to write music with a singing almost bel canto quality.
Tatiana Shebanova - Frédéric Chopin: 24 Preludia Op.28; Sonata b-moll (2011)

Tatiana Shebanova - Frédéric Chopin: 24 Preludia Op.28; Sonata b-moll (2011)
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue & Log) ~ 226 Mb | Total time: 75:09 | Scans included
Classical | Label: Frederick Chopin Institute | # NIFCCD021 | Recorded: 2009, 2010

This CD has been released in memory of Tatiana Shebanova, who died not long after these recordings were made. It shows the exceptional relationship which she had with the historic Erard piano heard here. She fell in love with the instrument the very first time she played it.
Tatiana Shebanova - Frédéric Chopin: 24 Preludia Op.28; Sonata b-moll (2011)

Tatiana Shebanova - Frédéric Chopin: 24 Preludia Op.28; Sonata b-moll (2011)
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue & Log) ~ 226 Mb | Total time: 75:09 | Scans included
Classical | Label: Frederick Chopin Institute | # NIFCCD021 | Recorded: 2009, 2010

This CD has been released in memory of Tatiana Shebanova, who died not long after these recordings were made. It shows the exceptional relationship which she had with the historic Erard piano heard here. She fell in love with the instrument the very first time she played it.
Tatiana Shebanova - Frédéric Chopin: 24 Preludia; Sonata b-moll (2011)

Tatiana Shebanova - Frédéric Chopin: 24 Preludia; Sonata b-moll (2011)
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue & Log) ~ 226 Mb | Total time: 75:09 | Scans included
Classical | Label: Frederick Chopin Institute | # NIFCCD021 | Recorded: 2009, 2010

This CD has been released in memory of Tatiana Shebanova, who died not long after these recordings were made. It shows the exceptional relationship which she had with the historic Erard piano heard here. She fell in love with the instrument the very first time she played it.
Tatiana Shebanova - Frédéric Chopin: 24 Preludia Op.28; Sonata b-moll (2011)

Tatiana Shebanova - Frédéric Chopin: 24 Preludia Op.28; Sonata b-moll (2011)
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue & Log) ~ 226 Mb | Total time: 75:09 | Scans included
Classical | Label: Frederick Chopin Institute | # NIFCCD021 | Recorded: 2009, 2010

This CD has been released in memory of Tatiana Shebanova, who died not long after these recordings were made. It shows the exceptional relationship which she had with the historic Erard piano heard here. She fell in love with the instrument the very first time she played it.
Yukio Yokoyama, Naoto Otomo, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra - Chopin: Piano Concertos Nos.1 & 2, etc. (2022)

Yukio Yokoyama, Naoto Otomo, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra - Chopin: Piano Concertos Nos.1 & 2, etc. (2022)
FLAC (tracks), Lossless | 1:21:36 | 353 Mb
Genre: Classical / Label: Sony Music Labels Inc

The Japanese pianist, Yukio Yokoyama, took up the piano in early childhood, showing an early talent for the instrument and for composition. He played already as a child pieces of his own composition and performed with orchestras both in Japan and abroad. He was introduced to Herbert von Karajan and Mstislav Rostropovich at a young age, who announced that the child should dedicate himself to music.