Beethoven & Broadwood
Tom Beghin, fortepiano
instruments: Chris Maene, after John Broadwood & Sons, 1817 (01-03,05,06),
after Alois Graf, 1820 (04)
recorded: Oct 24, 2013, Concertgebouw, Bruges
lossless (flac)
source: Klara (B) (digital radio)
recorded with harddisc recorder
N.B.1: Beethoven composed the first three movements of the Hammerklavier sonata
for a Graf fortepiano, the last movement for a Broadwood.
Tom Beghin demonstrates the differences by playing the third and fourth movements
on copies of the respective instruments.
N.B.2: Ries, Kalkbrenner and Cramer were three of the pianists who selected
the Broadwood which Beethoven was to receive in 1818.
Ferdinand RIES (1784-1838)
(01) Rondoletto in F, op. 78,1 [06'42"]
Johann Baptist CRAMER (1771-1858)
(02) 5 Etudes from Studio per il pianoforte [08'12"]
Frédéric KALKBRENNER (1785-1849)
(03) Elégie harmonique, op. 36 'Les regrets' [13'13"]
Ludwig VAN BEETHOVEN (1770-1827)
Sonata in B flat, op. 106 'Hammerklavier':
(04) adagio sostenuto [16'01"]
(05) introduzione - fuga. allegro risoluto [12'58"]
(06) Bagatelles, op. 126, 1-3 [06'32"]
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