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Albéniz: Iberia / Goerner
Debussy and Messiaen regarded Iberia as THE piano masterpiece of the twentieth century: âOneâs eyes close, as if dazzled from having gazed upon too many imagesâ, wrote Debussy in 1905. For Nelson Goerner too, this suite in four books, which evokes Andalusia and the working-class districts of Madrid, is a work of major stature: âI am of Argentinian origin, this music touches me, it is like an arrow that pierces me... From the sublime incantation that is Jerez, an invocation of the mysteries of night, to LavapiĂšs, famous for the pianistic difficulties posed by its polyphonic convolutions and hand-crossings, AlbĂ©nizâs music exudes a panache and a joie de vivre that, in my view, make it a milestone of supreme importance.â
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Albéniz: Iberia / Goerner
Albéniz: Iberia / Goerner
Debussy and Messiaen regarded Iberia as THE piano masterpiece of the twentieth century: âOneâs eyes close, as if dazzled from having gazed upon too many imagesâ, wrote Debussy in 1905. For Nelson Goerner too, this suite in four books, which evokes Andalusia and the working-class districts of Madrid, is a work of major stature: âI am of Argentinian origin, this music touches me, it is like an arrow that pierces me... From the sublime incantation that is Jerez, an invocation of the mysteries of night, to LavapiĂšs, famous for the pianistic difficulties posed by its polyphonic convolutions and hand-crossings, AlbĂ©nizâs music exudes a panache and a joie de vivre that, in my view, make it a milestone of supreme importance.â
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Debussy and Messiaen regarded Iberia as THE piano masterpiece of the twentieth century: âOneâs eyes close, as if dazzled from having gazed upon too many imagesâ, wrote Debussy in 1905. For Nelson Goerner too, this suite in four books, which evokes Andalusia and the working-class districts of Madrid, is a work of major stature: âI am of Argentinian origin, this music touches me, it is like an arrow that pierces me... From the sublime incantation that is Jerez, an invocation of the mysteries of night, to LavapiĂšs, famous for the pianistic difficulties posed by its polyphonic convolutions and hand-crossings, AlbĂ©nizâs music exudes a panache and a joie de vivre that, in my view, make it a milestone of supreme importance.â
