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SCHUBERT Maurizio & Daniele Pollini
SCHUBERT Maurizio & Daniele Pollini
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Maurizio & Daniele Pollini

Piano Sonate No. 18 in G Major, D. 894
6 Moments musicaux, D. 780
Fantasy for Piano 4 Hands in F Minor, D 940

Maurizio Pollini
Daniele Pollini

October 25, 2024
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In June 2022, the late Italian pianist Maurizio Pollini and his son Daniele, who shared a special love for Schubert, recorded their new album that is dedicated to three essential aspects of the Viennese composer’s piano music: the sonatas, the cycles of short pieces and the music for four hands.   

It is sadly Maurizio’s last ever recording, as he died in March 2024 at the age of 82. Thus, this touching and at the same time profound album by two generations of musicians becomes a legacy and a hopeful look into the future: “With the recent death of my father, the perspective with which I imagined the record and the whole process of its realisation inevitably changed,” says Daniele Pollini. “What presented itself as a very special occasion turned into a unique event, in fact unrepeatable. I am therefore very happy to have had the opportunity to make this album dedicated to Schubert and to have shared with my father what was his last recording.”   

The album is released digitally and on CD with an accompanying booklet featuring a note on the repertoire by Paolo Petazzi. 



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Label
Deutsche Grammophon (DG)

UPC
00028948663989


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