DONALD ISLER Plays Piano Works of SCHNABEL and BEETHOVEN

Track Listings
1. Son No.5 in c, Op.10 No.1: Molto Allegro E Con Brio    
2. Son No.5 in c, Op.10 No.1: Adagio Molto    
3. Son No.5 in c, Op.10 No.1: Finale: Prestissimo    
4. Son No.30 in E, Op.109: Vivace Ma Non Troppo    
5. Son No.30 in E, Op.109: Prestissimo    
6. Son No.30 in E, Op.109: Andante Molto Cantabile Ed Espressivo    
7. Seven Pieces: Largo    
8. Seven Pieces: Allegretto    
9. Seven Pieces: Andantino    
10. Seven Pieces: Agitato, Vivace    
11. Seven Pieces: Lento    
12. Seven Pieces: Vivace    
13. Seven Pieces: Con Moto    
14. Dance Ste: Foxtrot    
15. Dance Ste: First Rest/Wooing    
16. Dance Ste: Waltz/Feelings    
17. Dance Ste: Second Rest/Relating Atmospherically    
18. Dance Ste: Towards Tomorrow/Affirmation    

Editorial Reviews
American Record Guide, September/October, 1997
"Donald Isler plays.......with enthusiasm and flair."

The New York Times
"...a fascinating tribute to a great predecessor....Mr. Isler was a convincing advocate."

Album Description
Pianist Donald Isler gave a recital in tribute to Artur Schnabel at New York's Symphony Space some years ago. The program included two Schnabel compositions - the Seven Pieces of 1947, and the US premiere of the Dance Suite of 1921. The first recording of the Dance Suite, presented here, stems from that time.

The Seven Pieces, considered by many to be Schnabel's finest work for piano solo, were originally recorded by Helen Schnabel on an LP long out of print. The present recording is the only version currently available.

The two Beethoven Sonatas on this recording are a part of the core repertoire Schnabel performed, recorded, and taught to such effect that that his successors are still to some degree in his debt.

This recording, then, is a multiple tribute to one of the twentieth century's great musicians.

DONALD ISLER Plays Piano Works of SCHNABEL and BEETHOVEN

DONALD ISLER Plays Piano Works of SCHNABEL and BEETHOVEN, Music, Ludwig van Beethoven, Artur Schnabel, Classical, Keyboard, Keyboard Work Entitled "Piece" or "Stück", Romantic Sonata/Sonatina for Keyboard, Suite/Partita for Keyboard
DONALD ISLER Plays Piano Works of SCHNABEL and BEETHOVEN
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    Manufacturer: Kasp
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    All Works by BeethovenAll Works by Beethoven | Beethoven, Ludwig van | ( B ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B000009MG3
    Release Date: 2001-02-12

    Tracks:

    1. Son No.5 in c, Op.10 No.1: Molto Allegro E Con Brio
    2. Son No.5 in c, Op.10 No.1: Adagio Molto
    3. Son No.5 in c, Op.10 No.1: Finale: Prestissimo
    4. Son No.30 in E, Op.109: Vivace Ma Non Troppo
    5. Son No.30 in E, Op.109: Prestissimo
    6. Son No.30 in E, Op.109: Andante Molto Cantabile Ed Espressivo
    7. Seven Pieces: Largo
    8. Seven Pieces: Allegretto
    9. Seven Pieces: Andantino
    10. Seven Pieces: Agitato, Vivace
    11. Seven Pieces: Lento
    12. Seven Pieces: Vivace
    13. Seven Pieces: Con Moto
    14. Dance Ste: Foxtrot
    15. Dance Ste: First Rest/Wooing
    16. Dance Ste: Waltz/Feelings
    17. Dance Ste: Second Rest/Relating Atmospherically
    18. Dance Ste: Towards Tomorrow/Affirmation

    Album Description

    Pianist Donald Isler gave a recital in tribute to Artur Schnabel at New York's Symphony Space some years ago. The program included two Schnabel compositions - the Seven Pieces of 1947, and the US premiere of the Dance Suite of 1921. The first recording of the Dance Suite, presented here, stems from that time.

    The Seven Pieces, considered by many to be Schnabel's finest work for piano solo, were originally recorded by Helen Schnabel on an LP long out of print. The present recording is the only version currently available.

    The two Beethoven Sonatas on this recording are a part of the core repertoire Schnabel performed, recorded, and taught to such effect that that his successors are still to some degree in his debt.

    This recording, then, is a multiple tribute to one of the twentieth century's great musicians.

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