布拉姆斯：大提琴奏鳴曲　Brahms：Cello Sonatas

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Both of the Sonatas for Piano and Violoncello of Johannes Brahms are milestones in his
stylistic development, from the first formation of an unmistakable identity to the composer's late
autumnal style.
The completion of the Sonata No. 1 in E minor in 1865 took place during a phase in Brahms's life
during which he discovered Vienna as a place conducive to his creativity, finally leading to his
appointment with the Vienna Singakademie. He was especially concerned here with the revival of
baroque choral works. The E minor Sonata also reflects Brahms's attraction to the baroque
tradition - the final movement consists of a dry-sounding fugal exposition based on the
Contrapunctus 13 of J.S. Bach. Combined with a songlike second theme, Brahms integrates fugal
technique into the sonata form with great mastery. Originally cast in four movements, the Sonata
was nonetheless, unusually, published as only a three-movement work. The Adagio, lost today,
was withheld from publication by the composer himself.
Brahms wrote the Sonata No. 2 in F major in 1886, over twenty years later. Crucial years in his
life lie between the two sonatas. Although he was very popular as a composer and conductor on
an international scale at this time, his Second Cello Sonata was long considered unpalatable by
cellists. This is unimaginable today, since the work is completely convincing from the very outset in
its spirited opening, its Adagio full of feeling and its Finale in rondo form. The later Brahms
continually returned to the classical legacy, but with his own unmistakable style and without a trace
of anything derivative.
Tilmann Wick, international prize winner and Professor at the Academy of Music and Theatre in
Hanover, performs regularly at home and abroad and is an instructor at international master
courses. Pascal Devoyon, also a prize winner at international competitions, including second prize
at the 1978 Tchaikovsky Competition, is a Professor at the Berlin Academy of the Arts. He
regularly accepts invitations to participate as a musician and instructor at numerous international
festivals. He himself directs the Festival MusicAlp in Courchevel, France.

Johannes Brahms
(1833-1897):
Sonata No. 2
in F major, Op. 99
for Piano and Violoncello
Sonata No. 1
in E minor, Op. 38
for Piano and Violoncello

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布拉姆斯：大提琴奏鳴曲 Brahms：Cello Sonatas

布拉姆斯：大提琴奏鳴曲　Brahms：Cello Sonatas