The five sonatas for piano and cello
Description
The musical collaboration of cellist János Starker and pianist György Sebök, both born in Hungary in the early 1920s, spans a rich period of sixty years. These recordings were made in 1959 in Paris, where the two musicians had taken refuge after the Budapest uprising. Starker is at the height of his art, and his partner is in complete harmony with him.Buy The five sonatas for piano and cello at the best price
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Disc 1
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Sonata n°1 in F major, opus 5/1 : i. adagio sostenuto
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Sonata n°1 in F major, opus 5/1 : ii. allegro
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Sonata n°1 in F major, opus 5/1 : iii. rondo. allegro vivace
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Sonata n°4 in C major, opus 102/1 : i. andante
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Sonata n°4 in C major, opus 102/1 : ii. allegro vivace
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Sonata n°4 in C major, opus 102/1 : iii. adagio
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Sonata n°4 in C major, opus 102/1 : iv. allegro vivace
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Sonata n°5 in D major, opus 102/2 : i. allegro con brio
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Sonata n°5 in D major, opus 102/2 : ii. adagio con molto sentimento d'affetto
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Sonata n°5 in D major, opus 102/2 : iii. allegro - allegro fugato
Disc 2
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Sonata n°2 in G minor, opus 5/2 : i. adagio sostenuto ed espressivo
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Sonata n°2 in G minor, opus 5/2 : ii. allegro molto più tosto presto
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Sonata n°2 in G minor, opus 5/2 : iii. rondo. allegro
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Sonata n°3 in A major, opus 69 : i. allegro ma non tanto
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Sonata n°3 in A major, opus 69 : ii. scherzo. allegro molto
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Sonata n°3 in A major, opus 69 : iii. adagio cantabile
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Sonata n°3 in A major, opus 69 : iv. allegro vivace