Montgeroult: Complete Piano Sonatas / Horvath

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Label
Grand Piano
Release Date
November 12, 2021
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      MONTGEROULT, HELENE DE
    • PERFORMER
      Nicolas Horvath
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      November 12, 2021
    • UPC
      747313988525
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      GP885-86
    • LABEL
      Grand Piano
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      2
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. I. Allegro con spirito

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    2. II. Prestissimo

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    3. I. Allegro con moto

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    4. II. Allegro vivace

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    5. I. Maëstoso con espressione

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    6. II. Allegro agitato

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    7. I. Allegro con moto e espressione

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    8. II. Presto

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    9. I. Allegro moderato

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    10. II. Andantino quasi allegretto

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    11. III. Allegro con brio, vivace

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    12. I. Agitato

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    13. II. Adagio

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    14. III. Vivace con espressione

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    15. I. Allegro spiritoso

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    16. II. Adagio non troppo

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    17. III. Allegro assai

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    18. IV. Presto

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    19. I. Allegro moderato con espressione

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    20. II. Aria con espressione

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    21. III. Allegro, agitato con fuoco

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    22. I. Allegro spiritoso

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    23. II. Adagio non troppo

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath

    24. III. Presto

      Composer: Hélène-Antoinette-Marie de Nervo de Montgeroult

      Performer: Nicolas Horvath


Hélène de Montgeroult began her career as a student of Muzio Clementi in Paris. She survived the French Revolution – during which, as an aristocrat, her life was in grave danger – to become a celebrated pianist, composer and author of a famous piano method. Her compositional language in these nine sonatas is wide and includes Italianate models as well as elements that reflect the influences of Franz Joseph Haydn and Wofgang Amadeus Mozart, with chromatic and surprising harmonies, contrasts of register, chorale-like nobility and brilliantly athletic finales. Featuring several world première recordings, these sonatas represent a major contribution to the French repertoire of the late Classical and early Romantic periods, played with characteristic brilliance and subtlety by the composer's latest champion: Nicolas Horvath.