Here is a triptych of magical works. Brahms's three sonatas are among the most frequently performed works for violin and piano, appreciated by performers and listeners alike; and, in addition to all their great variety, each sonata builds an impressive architectural unity by addressing us, personally and collectively, with an almost metaphysical depth of feeling and understanding.
BRAHMS
Violin and piano sonata n°1 in G M op 78
Violin and piano sonata No. 2 in A M Op 100
Violin-Piano Sonata No.3 in Dm op 108
Duration: 70 minutes
During this Parisian recital on Wednesday, March 19th at 8pm at the Espace Culturel et Universitaire Juif d'Europe in Paris,…
Read moreDuring this Parisian recital on Wednesday, March 19th at 8pm at the Espace Culturel et Universitaire Juif d'Europe in Paris, Fanny Azzuro will once again perform the program from her latest album on Naïve, dedicated to preludes by Scriabin and Chopin.
