Name: Maurizio Pollini, Pianoforte
Start: 2020-09-18T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2020-09-18T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino

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Maurizio Pollini, Pianoforte

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Live from Munich’s Herkulessaal on September 27, 2019 – This latest recording from Maurizio Pollini features Beethoven’s final three piano sonatas, works he first recorded more than four decades ago. “The sonatas were published separately,” notes Pollini, “but can be seen as forming a unified cycle.” In the Sonata in E major op. 109, completed in September 1820, the first two movements – played without a break – function almost as an introduction to the much longer finale.

Maurizio Pollini – Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.30 in E major, Op. 109: 1. Vivace ma non troppo

Il nome di Maurizio Pollini evoca una carriera inestimabile, storia di uomo e d’artista riconosciuta in tutto il mondo, applaudita dal pubblico e dalla critica di ogni continente e di numerose generazioni.
Per più di 40 anni Pollini è stato protagonista in tutte le più importanti sale da concerto e festival europei, americani e giapponesi e ha suonato con le più celebri orchestre e direttori, fra cui Abbado, Muti, Boulez, Thielemann, Rattle e molti altri. Gli sono stati assegnati numerosi dei più importanti premi musicali internazionali: Ernst von Siemens, Imperial, Royal Philharmonic Society, solo per citarne alcuni.
Il repertorio di Maurizio Pollini si estende da Bach a molti dei più rappresentativi compositori del XX secolo – Schönberg, Webern, Boulez, Nono, Stockhausen, Manzoni, Sciarrino – e comprende l’integrale delle Sonate di Beethoven.
Ideatore del ciclo di concerti “PROSPETTIVE”, che esplora una vasto repertorio che spazia da Gesualdo da Venosa a Sciarrino e che testimonia la profonda conoscenza della musica di ogni tempo, ne è stato protagonista, con altri importanti musicisti, a Tokyo, al Festival di Salisburgo, alla Carnegie Hall di New York, alla Citè de la Musique di Parigi, a Londra, Vienna, al Festival di Lucerna, alla Scala di Milano e all'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia di Roma.
Artista esclusivo della Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft, etichetta per la quale ha inciso un vasto numero di dischi, le interpretazioni di Maurizio Pollini hanno ricevuto molti premi discografici: Grammy, ECHO, Diapason d’or, Choc de la Musique. Nell'aprile 2020 Deutsche Grammophon ha pubblicato la prima parte di un importante progetto legato alle ultime Sonate di Beethoven - dall’op. 101 all’op. 111. Il box comprende le Sonate op. 109, op. 110 e op. 111 e un DVD live che include anche una conversazione con Jörg Widmann sul tema dell’interpretazione di Beethoven e della musica contemporanea.

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The name of Maurizio Pollini evokes an invaluable career, the story of a man and an artist recognized throughout the world, applauded by the public and critics of every continent and of numerous generations.
For more than 40 years Pollini has been the protagonist in all the most important European, American and Japanese concert halls and festivals and has played with the most famous orchestras and conductors, including Abbado, Muti, Boulez, Thielemann, Rattle and many others. He has been awarded numerous of the most important international music prizes: Ernst von Siemens, Imperial, Royal Philharmonic Society, to name a few.
Maurizio Pollini's repertoire extends from Bach to many of the most representative composers of the 20th century – Schönberg, Webern, Boulez, Nono, Stockhausen, Manzoni, Sciarrino – and includes the complete Beethoven Sonatas.
Creator of the cycle of concerts "PROSPETTIVE", which explores a vast repertoire ranging from Gesualdo da Venosa to Sciarrino and which testifies to the profound knowledge of music of all times, he was the protagonist, with other important musicians, in Tokyo, at the Festival of Salzburg, at Carnegie Hall in New York, at the Citè de la Musique in Paris, in London, Vienna, at the Lucerne Festival, at La Scala in Milan and at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome.
Exclusive artist of the Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft, a label for which he has recorded a vast number of records, Maurizio Pollini's interpretations have received many recording awards: Grammy, ECHO, Diapason d'or, Choc de la Musique. In April 2020 Deutsche Grammophon released the first part of a major project related to Beethoven's latest Sonatas - from op. 101 to the op. 111. The box includes the Sonatas op. 109, op. 110 and op. 111 and a live DVD which also includes a conversation with Jörg Widmann on the subject of Beethoven interpretation and contemporary music.

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Maurizio Pollini, Pianoforte by Various, Nuo (2020/2020), Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, Florence, Italy

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