Geelvinck Music: Five Masters – Four Hands – Two Stars, Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya & Richard Egarr, Quatre-mains Kijk online Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya - fortepiano Richard Egarr - historic keyboards Koop op Vimeo Quatre-mains on an original fortepiano by Johann Baptist Streicher, Vienna, 1867 (Geelvinck Coll.)Donation: geelvinck.nl/support/ As an introduction to the program, Richard Egarr will talk about his enthusiasm for playing quatre-mains on historic pianos and his personal views on the interpretation of especially these pieces. Program:Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782):Sonata in A, Op.18 No.5 in A (W.A. 19, c. 1781)– Allegretto Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791):Sonata in B-flat major (K.358, 1773-1774)– Adagio/Molto Presto Jan Ladislav Dussek (1760-1812):Grande Sonata in C major, Op.48– Allegro/Larghetto affettuoso Claude Debussy (1862-1918):Petite Suite (1886-1889)*– Menuet/Ballet Franz Schubert (1797-1826):Fantasia in f minor, Op. 103 (D.940, 1828) This concert is organised in honour of the birthdays of the artist Margriet M.J. Buisman-Boele on April 26th and of her partner, the world-famous astronomer prof.dr. Kees de Jager, who turns 99 on April 29th 2020. * Especially for Mrs. Buisman-Boele, who played this suite in her youth quatre-mains with her grandmother, mrs. M.M.J. (Peggy) Nijland-Moll, the then widow of the astronomer prof.dr. Albert A. Nijland, the predecessor of prof. Kees de Jager as director of the observatory ’Sonnenborgh’ in Utrecht. Recorded on the birthday of Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya. We are grateful to the Luther Museum for providing the venue. The historic fortepiano was built in Vienna, 1867, by Johann Baptist Streicher (1796-1871), purveyor to the Imperial Austrian Court since 1839. This fine instrument, which is part of the collection of Museum Geelvinck (formerly part of the famous Finchcocks Collection), was restored by Gijs Wilderom and is being tuned by Hans Kramer (De Pianotemmer). Organised by Museum Geelvinck with support of the SKIP-arrangement by the Fonds voor Podiumkunsten. https://fondspodiumkunsten.nl/ This concert was recorded in the Luther Museum in Amsterdam on May 3rd 2020 Producer: Museum GeelvinckProduction: Michel Agterberg Video Productiesmichelagterberg.nl The Fantasia in f minor, Op. 103 by Schubert is also on the recently released CD by the Duo Pleyel – Richard Egarr & Alaxandra Nepomnyashchaya: ‘Schubert: Lebensstürme – Music for Piano Four-Hands’.linnrecords.com/recording-schubert-lebenssturme-music-piano-four-hands Musici Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya - fortepiano Meer informatie Richard Egarr - historic keyboards Meer informatie Koop op Vimeo Deel met vrienden: Share on WhatsApp Share on Email Share on SMS Overzicht