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14-卢卡·昆塔瓦莱 - 埃贝尔的钢琴奏鸣曲全集 2019年 Hi-Res




艺术家:卢卡·昆塔瓦莱
作品名称:埃贝尔:《钢琴奏鸣曲全集》
发行年份:2019年
厂牌:辉煌古典唱片公司
音乐类型:古典音乐
音质:FLAC无损 / 24比特-96.0千赫兹
总时长:2小时35分05秒
总大小:658兆字节 / 2.2吉字节
网站:专辑预览

曲目列表
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01. c小调钢琴奏鸣曲,作品1号:第一乐章 柔板
02. c小调钢琴奏鸣曲,作品1号:第二乐章 有活力的快板
03. c小调钢琴奏鸣曲,作品1号:第三乐章 有表情的行板
04. c小调钢琴奏鸣曲,作品1号:第四乐章 终曲 - 很快的快板
05. C大调钢琴奏鸣曲,作品5号:第一乐章 快板
06. C大调钢琴奏鸣曲,作品5号:第二乐章 行板
07. C大调钢琴奏鸣曲,作品5号:第三乐章 回旋曲 - 小快板
08. f小调特色大奏鸣曲,作品12号:第一乐章 庄严的庄板
09. f小调特色大奏鸣曲,作品12号:第二乐章 激动的快板
10. f小调特色大奏鸣曲,作品12号:第三乐章 小行板
11. f小调特色大奏鸣曲,作品12号:第四乐章 终曲 - 很快的快板
12. C大调大奏鸣曲,作品43号:第一乐章 引子 - 很慢的行板
13. C大调大奏鸣曲,作品43号:第二乐章 有精神的快板
14. C大调大奏鸣曲,作品43号:第三乐章 间奏曲 - 小行板
15. C大调大奏鸣曲,作品43号:第四乐章 活泼的回旋曲
16. g小调大奏鸣曲,作品27号:第一乐章 热情的快板,十分活泼
17. g小调大奏鸣曲,作品27号:第二乐章 有表情的行板
18. g小调大奏鸣曲,作品27号:第三乐章 终曲 - 很快的急板
19. C大调大奏鸣曲,作品16号:第一乐章 热情的快板
20. C大调大奏鸣曲,作品16号:第二乐章 小行板
21. C大调大奏鸣曲,作品16号:第三乐章 回旋曲 - 稍活泼的小快板
22. g小调大奏鸣曲,作品39号:第一乐章 热情的快板
23. g小调大奏鸣曲,作品39号:第二乐章 非常有表情的柔板
24. g小调大奏鸣曲,作品39号:第三乐章 十分激动的快板

作为莫扎特和贝多芬同时代的维也纳作曲家,安东·埃贝尔受到海顿和格鲁克的赞誉,也是肖邦和李斯特的先驱。在这些基于历史背景的全新录音室录音中,展现了安东·埃贝尔独特的音乐风格。

安东·埃贝尔出生于1765年,与莫扎特同年,他自幼便展现出极高的音乐天赋。若不是父亲破产,他可能会从事法律职业,不过后来他投身于音乐世界并取得了成功,甚至在他有生之年,一些埃贝尔的作品曾以莫扎特的名义出版。其中最早的一部作品(至少14次被当作莫扎特的作品出版,从未以埃贝尔的名义)是一组基于伊格纳茨·乌姆劳夫的《在梦中,斯蒂芬说道》的变奏曲,这也是莫扎特喜爱的教学作品之一。

莫扎特去世后,埃贝尔与莫扎特的遗孀康斯坦策以及她的妹妹阿洛伊斯娅·兰格一起进行音乐会巡演,阿洛伊斯娅·兰格也是一位颇有造诣的女高音。之后,埃贝尔成为圣彼得堡俄罗斯皇室宫廷的音乐总监。回到维也纳后,他的降E大调交响曲与贝多芬的《英雄交响曲》在同一场音乐会上首演,当时的观众甚至更喜欢埃贝尔的作品!然而,在1807年他去世后,他的名字也渐渐被人们遗忘,直到像卢卡·昆塔瓦莱这样的现代演奏家,为新一代听众重新演绎埃贝尔的作品。

在他那个时代,埃贝尔作为戏剧作曲家备受推崇,但他的大部分歌剧作品现已失传,他现存的主要作品大多是为键盘乐器而作。这七首钢琴奏鸣曲足以让他在18世纪之交的维也纳作曲家中占据重要地位。埃贝尔在他所处的时代对小调调性的运用极为大胆;他有两首g小调奏鸣曲,其中第二首,作品39号,以其激昂的灵感和广泛的表现力,可被视为他的杰作。

卢卡·昆塔瓦莱在辉煌古典唱片公司发行的首张备受好评的巴雷尔和德·伯里的大键琴组曲与奏鸣曲作品集(BC95428)之后,推出了这张专辑。《国际音乐网》评论道:“卢卡·昆塔瓦莱出色地演绎了这些曲目,他的演奏充满活力且风格独特……考虑到这些曲目的重要性以及音乐演奏和诠释的品质,这张专辑当之无愧为‘月度最佳录音’。”

安东·埃贝尔于1765年6月13日出生于维也纳,是他那个时代最著名的钢琴演奏家兼作曲家之一,可与海顿、莫扎特和贝多芬相媲美。埃贝尔甚至被(安东·辛德勒写道)称为“贝多芬最危险的竞争对手之一”。1805年4月,埃贝尔的作品33号交响曲在贝多芬《英雄交响曲》首次公演的同场音乐会上演奏,当时的公众和评论家更偏爱埃贝尔的作品。
埃贝尔的七首钢琴奏鸣曲与莫扎特、海顿和贝多芬的作品风格迥异,呈现出更具浪漫主义的风格。他的作品带有曼海姆乐派的一些共同风格元素,如旋律中的音符重复以及他标志性的双手交叉演奏。
在这张新录音中使用的乐器是保罗·麦克纳尔蒂仿制的一架1805年的沃尔特钢琴。钢琴家兼大键琴家卢卡·昆塔瓦莱为辉煌古典唱片公司录制的德·伯里和巴雷尔的键盘音乐专辑获得了巨大成功:被《国际音乐网》评为“月度最佳录音”,在《早期音乐》杂志上获得五星评价,《Klassik.com》评论道:“这是我多年来听过的最令人印象深刻的大键琴录音。”



Artist: Luca Quintavalle
Title: Eberl: Complete Piano Sonatas
Year Of Release: 2019
Label: Brilliant Classics
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
Total Time: 02:35:05
Total Size: 658 mb / 2.2 gb
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist
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01. Piano Sonata in C Minor, Op. 1: I. Adagio
02. Piano Sonata in C Minor, Op. 1: II. Allegro con moto
03. Piano Sonata in C Minor, Op. 1: III. Andante espressivo
04. Piano Sonata in C Minor, Op. 1: IV. Finale-Allegro molto
05. Piano Sonata in C Major, Op. 5: I. Allegro
06. Piano Sonata in C Major, Op. 5: II. Andante
07. Piano Sonata in C Major, Op. 5: III. Rondo-Allegretto
08. Grand Sonata charactéristique in F Minor, Op. 12: I. Grave maestoso
09. Grand Sonata charactéristique in F Minor, Op. 12: II. Allegro agitato
10. Grand Sonata charactéristique in F Minor, Op. 12: III. Andantino
11. Grand Sonata charactéristique in F Minor, Op. 12: IV. Finale-Allegro assai
12. Grand Sonata in C Major, Op. 43: I. Introduzione-Andante molto
13. Grand Sonata in C Major, Op. 43: II. Allegro con spirit
14. Grand Sonata in C Major, Op. 43: III. Intermezzo-Andantino
15. Grand Sonata in C Major, Op. 43: IV. Rondo vivace
16. Grand sonata in G Minor, Op. 27: I. Allegro appassionato e vivace assai
17. Grand sonata in G Minor, Op. 27: II. Andante con espressione
18. Grand sonata in G Minor, Op. 27: III. Finale-Presto assai
19. Grand sonata in C Major, Op. 16: I. Allegro con fuoco
20. Grand sonata in C Major, Op. 16: II. Andantino
21. Grand sonata in C Major, Op. 16: III. Rondo-Allegretto un poco Vivace
22. Grand Sonata in G Minor, Op. 39: I. Allegro appassionato
23. Grand Sonata in G Minor, Op. 39: II. Adagio molto espressivo
24. Grand Sonata in G Minor, Op. 39: III. Allegro agitato vivace assai


A Viennese contemporary of Mozart and Beethoven, praised by Haydn and Gluck, and forerunner of Chopin and Liszt: the unique voice of Anton Eberl in new, historically informed studio recordings.

Born in 1765, the same year as Mozart, Anton Eberl also displayed great musical talent from an early age. Only his father’s bankruptcy saved him from a legal career, however, and he threw himself into the world of music with such success that even during their own lifetimes pieces of Eberl appeared under Mozart’s name. The earliest of these (published at least 14 times as Mozart’s, never as Eberl’s) was a set of variations on Ignaz Umlauf’s Zu Steffen sprach im Traume, one of Mozart’s favourite teaching pieces.

After Mozart’s death Eberl made concert tours with his widow Constanze and her sister Aloysia Lange, accomplished sopranos both, and became director of music at the court of the Russian royal family in St Petersburg. Having returned to Vienna, he had a Symphony in E flat performed at the same concert as the premiere of Beethoven’s ‘Eroica’ – and contemporary audiences preferred Eberl’s work! Yet his name rather died with him, in 1807, and so it has been left to modern performers such as Luca Quintavalle to revive Eberl for a new generation of listeners.

He was highly regarded in his time as a composer for theatre, but most of his operas are now lost, and his largest surviving body of work is written for keyboard. These seven piano sonatas by themselves should restore his name to a senior rank of Viennese composers around the turn of the 18th century. Eberl made uncommonly ambitious use of minor-key tonalities for his time; there are two G minor sonatas of which the second, Op.39, probably counts as his masterpiece, for its fiery inspiration and breadth of expression.

Luca Quintavalle’s second appearance on Brilliant Classics, after a well-received collection of harpsichord suites and sonatas by Barriere and de Bury (BC95428), reviewed by MusicWeb International: ‘This repertoire is served very well by Luca Quintavalle who delivers energetic and stylish performances… Considering the importance of the repertoire and the quality of music and interpretation this production deserves the label of Recording of the Month.’

Anton Eberl was born in Vienna June 13, 1765 and was one of the most renowned piano virtuosos and composers of his time, standing comparison with Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. Eberl was even "one of Beethoven’s most dangerous rivals” (as Anton Schindler wrote) and in April 1805 Eberl’s Symphony Op.33 was played at the concert in which Beethoven’s “Eroica” was heard for the first time and public and critics preferred Eberl’s one.
Eberl’s seven Piano Sonatas differ strongly from Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven and show a more romantic idiom. His compositions have some common stylistic elements coming from the Mannheim School, the note-repetitions of the melody and his trade-mark crossing of hands.
The instrument heard on this new recording is a copy of a Walter piano of 1805, build by Paul McNulty. Pianist and harpsichordist Luca Quintavalle made already a highly successful recording for Brilliant Classics with keyboard music by De Bury and Barrière: “Recording of the Month” (Musicweb), 5-star review in Early Music, “This is the most impressive harpsichord recording I’ve heard in years” (Klassik.com).

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