Schoenberg Six Little Piano Pieces Op. 19
Composers: Arnold Schoenberg, Arnold Schönberg
Editor: Norbert Müllemann
One of the answers found by Schönberg's circle to the question about how musical processes could be shaped without a tonal context was in the extreme streamlining of the form. With Schönbergs Six Little Piano Pieces op. 19 of 1911, the concentration on the essential is legendary. Behind its fleeting gestures lie hidden depths, shown especially through its supposed reference in the last piece to Gustav Mahler's funeral on 21 May 1911. With his carefully considered fingerings, Emanuel Ax invites all pianists to engagewith these miniatures anew.
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Schoenberg Six Little Piano Pieces Op. 19
Schoenberg Six Little Piano Pieces Op. 19
Composers: Arnold Schoenberg, Arnold Schönberg
Editor: Norbert Müllemann
One of the answers found by Schönberg's circle to the question about how musical processes could be shaped without a tonal context was in the extreme streamlining of the form. With Schönbergs Six Little Piano Pieces op. 19 of 1911, the concentration on the essential is legendary. Behind its fleeting gestures lie hidden depths, shown especially through its supposed reference in the last piece to Gustav Mahler's funeral on 21 May 1911. With his carefully considered fingerings, Emanuel Ax invites all pianists to engagewith these miniatures anew.
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Composers: Arnold Schoenberg, Arnold Schönberg
Editor: Norbert Müllemann
One of the answers found by Schönberg's circle to the question about how musical processes could be shaped without a tonal context was in the extreme streamlining of the form. With Schönbergs Six Little Piano Pieces op. 19 of 1911, the concentration on the essential is legendary. Behind its fleeting gestures lie hidden depths, shown especially through its supposed reference in the last piece to Gustav Mahler's funeral on 21 May 1911. With his carefully considered fingerings, Emanuel Ax invites all pianists to engagewith these miniatures anew.