Grande Sonate pour le piano-forté op.45 Eb-Dur
im Klang eines Schantz Pianoforte
(zur Paralellinterpretation im Klang eines modernen Bechstein)
Daniel Steibelt: Sonate op.45 Eb-Dur (Schantz-Pianoforte 1790)
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great to hear this literature, even if it is somewhat wooden.
I’m curious about the techniques you are using.
I imagine you are translating scores directly to the sampled registers, and then tweaking the timing (in the case of the Adagio] in some places. In this age of difficulty to find venues and funding for live performance, it is a useful service that you are doing! Very interesting project.
Answer.S.F.: Following the idea of the historic informed performance this recordings uses a digital reconstruction of a Schantz pianoforte from the time in which this music was composed. You can also listen another recording of the piece in the sound of a modern Bechstein-Grandpiano on this site.
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