As promised, also thanks to Simone Renzi who has performed an exceptional sound restoration work, I propose to you the first movement of my Schubert's Wanderer in a not very recent live recording. In the next posts, I will also propose the second, third, and fourth movements. In the educational section, later on, I will try to illustrate the work from a technical and musical point of view. Thank you for listening and I look forward to your opinions.
I had already heard them all during the restoration, but I wanted to compliment them publicly. I prefer the second movement for all of them, a wonderful adagio, excellent phrasing, and the sung part is clear even in the pianissimo. Very beautiful!
Beautiful interpretation of the Wanderer. It reminds me very much of Richter's. My most heartfelt compliments. It is a very difficult piece, even technically. Perhaps in another life I will be able to play it too...
I just heard it, it's beautiful! I advise everyone to go take a look at it. I don't know how to post the link to the discussion but just search for my beethoven.