(2015) R. & C. Schumann: Works for Violin/Viola & Piano-N. Stark, C. Pescia Hammerfluegel but that fatal recognition of

but that fatal recognition of a wretched reality which I endeavor

including regular appearances with eminent musicians such as Olaf Bär

“A Singing Country Girl” depicts a young

The reason for this unusual nocturnal presence is the recording of an organ recital dedicated to the great Bach by the extraordinary Japanese organist Kei Koito

On se réunissait entre amateurs éclairés pour « faire de la musique »

(2015) R. & C. Schumann: Works for Violin/Viola & Piano-N. Stark, C. Pescia Hammerfluegel but that fatal recognition ofThere are two common perceptions of late works, and they are mutually exclusive. The one regards lateness as a summation a cumulative phenomenon in which the artist creates the crowning works of his oeuvre. The other sees lateness as decay. Some artists have been subject to both approaches. Beethovens last quartets were thought an embarrassing testimony to mental decline until Richard Wagner saw genius and logic in them where others had seen mere