José Pizarro and David Aijón, because of the chosen instrument and their interpretative approach, show us a very different Schumann from the norm, but possibly...

José Pizarro and David Aijón, because of the chosen instrument and their interpretative approach, show us a very different Schumann from the norm, but possibly closer to how this might have sounded during the composer‘s lifetime: less concert-like and markedly intimate and domestic, quite distant from modern sounds and manners and, therefore, revealingly historical.