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... Both Uwe Berkemer and Hatem Nadim prefer a very sensitive, out of
quiet sounds evolving tone. They were scintillating pure passion when
playing Mozarts Sonate in D major KV 448 while wisely choosing the right tempo.
The musical structure of this work was opened up for the listener through
clear phrasing. Just as sensitive Schumanns
Andante and Variations in B major op. 46 turned out. After Rachmaninows
masterly „Fantaisie-tableaux“
in G minor op. 5 the Pianist Duo emphasized the iberian tempermante in Manuel Infantes „Danses Andalouses“
between subliminal heat, subdued quietness and fiery outbreaks ... |
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