Sir András Schiff @ Wigmore Hall, Bach-Beethoven recital

András Schiff recital at Wigmore Hall, 28th May 2021
(J.S. Bach)
8:49 - Prelude A flat WTK I
10:03 - Fugue A flat WTK I
12:20 - Prelude A flat WTK II
15:35 - Fugue A flat WTK II
(L.v. Beethoven)
Sonata No. 12, Op. 26 in A flat major:
18:07 - I. Andante con 5 variazioni
25:38 - II. Scherzo, Allegro molto
28:28 - III. Marcia funebre
33:36 - IV. Allegro
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(J.S. Bach)
39:03 - Prelude d minor WTK I
41:04 - Fugue d minor WTK I
43:23 - Prelude d minor WTK II
44:54 - Fugue d minor WTK II
(L.v. Beethoven)
Sonata No. 17, Op. 31 in d minor:
47:00 - I. Largo - Allegro
55:38 - II. Adagio
1:03:11 - III. Allegretto
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(J.S. Bach)
1:13:12 - Prelude F sharp major WTK I
1:14:41 - Fugue F sharp major WTK I
1:16:35 - Prelude F sharp major WTK II
1:19:22 - Fugue F sharp major WTK II
(L.v. Beethoven)
Sonata No. 24, Op. 78 in F sharp major:
1:21:36 - Adagio cantabile, Allegro non troppo
1:29:13 - Allegro vivace
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(J.S Bach)
Encore:
1:33:38 - Two-part invention No. 8 in F major

[@michaelhanrahanmoore1622]

I have more respect for him than any other living musician and his documentary on schubert is my favourite music documentary and a master piece in itself. Andras is very very special. He's an absolute gentleman and his insights are second to none. Every single word he said in the schubert documentary I was in full agreement with. He's a modest man. No ego at all. He's the humblest musician, almost awkward when he speaks to the audience. He's a gift to the world of music and will live forever.

[@alboradadelgracioso]

The whole recital is so beautiful

[@Quim141]

JSBach, LvBeethoven, ASchiff, what a gift to the world

[@downdog70]

Extraordinary concert - brilliant really. Very illuminating to hear these two masters juxtaposed with the key signature relationships. Thank you Andres Schiff and Wigmore Hall!

[@MatthewDLDavidson]

Not just inspired playing, Maestro Schiff is completely rethinking the layout of classical music concerts by combining works by two great composers according to key signatures, then dividing the concert into three parts. Really exceptional work, in all respects.

[@georgeshannouche548]

Great Maestro playing great music. It’s a gift of God

[@wolfram9669]

I cannot thank this man enough for all the beautiful moments he continues to give us through his knowledge, sensibility and love of music. Thank you, Maestro.

[@dorotheasluik3578]

The piano is singing under his hands. He spreads the greatness of music.

[@Leon-xw3nv]

Extraordinary! Thank you for uploading this for us to enjoy.

[@squishyrrr]

<3 eternal love

[@DangerRussDayZ6533]

If there is one thing about Andras Schiff's playing that pianists should aspire to accomplish, it is his gentle and relaxed touch of the keyboard. Watching him play, I feel like an ape banging away at the keys in comparison.

[@helgalegoupil5531]

Merci Maestro, vous êtes un homme exceptionnel, par vos interprétations, la façon que vous dirigé un orchestre, vos mots, par votre humanite,

[@giovannimancuso7974]

Straordinario come sempre ❤

[@yekaterinagoryacheva8977]

Pure genious❤️❤️❤️

[@reginapaulinapereiradefari5608]

Amo demais!

[@zvezdinki7998]

Прекрасный пианист и хорошая идея объединения вещей по тональностям ❤❤❤

[@lovelyday50]

Precious

[@clairesevin7114]

immense musicien plein de finesse ! Émotion partagée

[@ruznaupozorneni]

For a moment I really believed Andras Schiff recorded the Musikalisher Opfer... You shouldn't juggle with people's desires..

[@filidor53]

¿En qué año tuvo lugar este recital?