Schubert: Piano Sonatas D840 Reliquie And D960

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Jean-Marc Luisada knows the song of romanticism, this voice of the soul, which irrigates the entire work of Schubert. In Sonata No. 15, the melodies that spring from the pen of a young musician of twenty-two are deceptive. The tranquility of the pastoral atmosphere often responds to the expression of pain and the harshness of reality. Sonata No. 21 reveals a much more tragic universe because Schubert senses that he has very little time left to live.
Jean-Marc Luisada paints, with supreme elegance, the portrait of a composer who is both rebellious and resigned, sometimes voluble, sometimes almost mute, seeking some comfort in the breath of his memories and regrets.