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Background: Johann van Beethoven first became aware of his son Ludwig's aptitude for music when the latter was amusing himself by 'scraping at' a violin. After lessons from his father, the boy was also taught by his cousin Franz Rovantini and became a string player of sufficient skill to play the viola in the Bonn opera orchestra from 1789 onwards. Between the ages of 20 and 24 he set down on paper his earliest compositions for violin and keyboard: a sonata in A major that remained unpublished (Hess46), 12 variations on an aria from Le nozze di Figaro published in 1793 (WoO40), a rondo in G major written in 1794 but only released to Simrock for publication much later, in 1808 (WoO41), and six German dances composed in Prague in 1796 for the Countesses Thun (WoO42). However, these pieces cannot rival the ten sonatas for violin and piano composed between 1797 and 1812 which Isabelle Faust and Alexander Melnikov have long cherished the prospect of recording. The behind-the-scenes bonus documentary filmed on this occasion, gives an insight into the impressive work on documentation and interpretation that enabled them to get as close as possible to the composer's intentions. |
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COMPOSER: Ludwig van Beethoven |
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: includes bonus DVD - Oct-2009 5 star BBC Music Mag. - Gramophone 2010 Award Winner |
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