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Composer:
Ludwig van Beethoven

Artist(s):
Alexei Lubimov

Background: Alexei Lubimov’ 2010 disc of Impromptus by Schubert was praised in the press: ‘This is altogether a beautiful recital by a master-pianist, and while ther’s no shortage of fine recordings of these famous pieces, there has been non in my experience to equal Lubimov on instruments of Schubert’s day.’ BBC Magazine *****

During the same recording session in Haarlem July 2009, Alexei Lubimov took on with the last three sonatas of Beethoven, Beethoven’s musical testimony musical which Alexei Lubimov plays with all the mastery of a great russian pianist « a kind of russian Pollini » Alain Lompech Diapason.

Alexei Lubimov belongs both to the great Russian tradition of pianists such as Richter and Gilels (he was the one of the last pupils of Heinrich Neuhaus in Moscow) and to the generation of Early Music pioneers that includes Gustav Leonhardt and the Kuijken brothers. He is also a leading interpreter of such modern composers as Denisov, Schnittke, Silvestrov, and Arvo Pärt. With this triple cultural background, Alexei Lubimov has pursued an exceptional international career. In 1968 he was in Brussels to play Denisov when he met the Kuijkens. He gave the first performances in the USSR of John Cage and Terry Riley. In the 1970s he founded the Moscow Baroque Quartet, the first Soviet ensemble of its kind, with which he rediscovered the Baroque repertoire on period instruments. This was followed in the 1980s by the creation of the avant-garde Alternativa festival in Moscow and a modern and historical keyboard class at the Moscow Conservatory. Alexei Lubimov is also professor of fortepiano at the Salzburg Mozarteum.


CATALOGUE NR: ZZT110103
RECORD LABEL: Zig Zag
FORMAT: CD
PRICE: including VAT £ 12.77
RELEASE DATE: 21-Mar-2011

COMPOSER: Ludwig van Beethoven
TITLE: The last sonatas
TRACKS: Sonata for Piano Number 30 in E Opus 109. Sonata for Piano Number 31 in A flat Opus 110. Sonata for Piano Number 32 in C minor Opus 111.
ARTISTS: Alexei Lubimov      

- May-2011 5 star BBC Music Mag.

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