Die Zauberflöte - Magic on the piano
Magic Flute arrangements by Hummel, Ries, Clementi, Beethoven, Neefe, Rheinberger
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GEN 86075 EAN: 4260036250756
19.3.2010Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
Did you love The Marriage of Figaro? Did you think Don Giovanni was exhilarating? Then you will be delighted with Babette Dorn’s Magic Flute CD! For the third time the sensitive and fiery pianist is serving up smaller and more generous delicacies from the rich smorgasbord of Romantic piano literature: arrangements of works from Mozart’s last opera by Beethoven, Cramer, Busoni and other contemporaries on the Genuin classics label. This disc lets you laugh along with Papageno and Pamina, pace the stage with the high priests or languish with Tamino. But there will be no scolding the Queen of the Night. Did she just vanish into thin air? Simply magical!
"Babette Dorn plays wondrously."
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Tracklist
- W. A . Mozart / Johann Nepomuk Hummel
Overture to the Zauberflöte - M. Clementi
Sonate op. 47 Nr. 2: Allegro con brio - F. Ries
Fantaisie sur l’air "Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja" op. 97 - C. G. Neefe
Variationen über den Priestermarsch - L. v. Beethoven / B. Dorn
VII Variationen WoO 46 - J. B. Cramer
Variations sur un Air de la Flûte enchantée - W. A. Mozart / Anonymus
Nur stille, stille, stille, stille - J. Rheinberger
Improvisation über Motive der Zauberflöte
Did you love The Marriage of Figaro? Did you think Don Giovanni was exhilarating? Then you will be delighted with Babette Dorn’s Magic Flute CD! For the third time the sensitive and fiery pianist is serving up smaller and more generous delicacies from the rich smorgasbord of Romantic piano literature: arrangements of works from Mozart’s last opera by Beethoven, Cramer, Busoni and other contemporaries on the Genuin classics label. This disc lets you laugh along with Papageno and Pamina, pace the stage with the high priests or languish with Tamino. But there will be no scolding the Queen of the Night. Did she just vanish into thin air? Simply magical!
"Babette Dorn plays wondrously."
Klassik.com