Schubert: Works for Piano / Leonhardt

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Label
Musica Omnia
Release Date
March 17, 2017
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      SCHUBERT, FRANZ
    • PERFORMER
      Trudelies, Leonhardt
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      March 17, 2017
    • UPC
      801890070728
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      MO0707
    • LABEL
      Musica Omnia
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Adagio in G Major, D. 178

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt

    2. Allegretto in C Major, D. 346

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt

    3. 12 Wiener Deutsche, D. 128

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt

    4. Andante in A Major, D. 604

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt

    5. March in E Major, D. 606

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt

    6. Adagio in E Major, D. 612

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt

    7. Piano Sonata No. 2 in C Major, D. 279: III. Menuetto

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt

    8. Adagio in D-Flat Major, D. 505

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt

    9. Piano Sonata No. 6 in E Minor, D. 566, "Unfinished": I. Moderato

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt

    10. Ungarische Melodie, D. 817

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt

    11. Jagdlied, D. 521 - Ecossaise in E-Flat Major, D. 511 (arr. for piano)

      Composer: Franz Schubert

      Performer: Trudelies Leonhardt


Franz Schubert was described by his contemporaries as a thoughtful, sensitive and highly competent pianist, if not a virtuoso, like Mozart and Beethoven. The distinguished fortepianist, Trudelies Leonhardt, presents here a miscellany of shorter piano works, both sonata and dance movements, mainly from the years 1815-1818, along with the mysterious and beautiful Hungarian Melody, from 1824. She performs on an exactly contemporaneous fortepiano by Benignus Seidner, Vienna, c. 1815. Trudelies Leonhardt is a member of one of Europe's most famous musical families, she's a leading exponent of the fortepiano and has a wide international following.