Jan Lisiecki – Night Music
Night: it can be dreamy or comforting, but sometimes it’s frightening, full of dark secrets.
So it’s no great surprise that the long hours of darkness, often spent awake, have inspired so many composers to write some of their most touching works: Chopin’s dreamy Nocturnes, for example, Schumann’s dainty “Nachtstücke” or Ravel’s spinechilling cycle “Gaspard de la nuit”, populated by sinister figures and dark premonitions.
In his piano recital at the Imperial Hall at the Würzburg Residence, the young Canadian pianist Jan Lisiecki, brings the spirits of the night, both good and evil, to life; in his hands, Ravel’s goblin “Scarbo” dances and the water sprite “Ondine” swims through the waves, dangerously seductive.
Original title Jan Lisiecki – Night Music
Genre Concert
Recording location Imperial Hall at the Würzburg Residence, June 2018
Duration 93 mins
Production Company BFMI in co-production with ZDF/Arte
Composer W. A. Mozart, Robert Schumann, Maurice Ravel, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Frédéric Chopin
Soloist Jan Lisiecki
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