Nelson Goerner En Concierto is a captivating classical piano album released on December 4, 2007, under the Irco Video label. This solo performance by the renowned pianist Nelson Goerner showcases a diverse collection of pieces that span a variety of styles and moods, all masterfully interpreted through Goerner's virtuosic touch.
The album opens with Beethoven's Sonata K Nº 39, a work that sets the stage for the technical prowess and emotional depth that Goerner brings to his performance. The Nocturno Op.48 Nº 1 by Chopin follows, offering a serene and introspective moment before diving into the dramatic and complex Impromptus Op.142 D.935 by Schubert. Each of the four impromptus is a jewel in its own right, showcasing Goerner's ability to navigate intricate passages with both precision and sensitivity.
The album also features Chopin's Preludio Op.28 Nº 24, a piece that demands a high level of technical skill and emotional expression, which Goerner delivers with aplomb. The Sonata Op.1 by Beethoven provides a solid foundation to the album, demonstrating Goerner's command of classical form and structure.
The second half of the album takes a turn towards Spanish influences with Manuel de Falla's Fantasía Bética and Rapsodia Española. These pieces are vibrant and full of character, allowing Goerner to showcase his versatility and flair. The album concludes with Boom of the Tingling Strings, a piece that leaves the listener with a sense of awe and admiration for Goerner's artistry.
With a total duration of 1 hour and 19 minutes, Nelson Goerner En Concierto is a comprehensive and engaging exploration of classical piano repertoire. Whether you are a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
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