Cédric Tiberghien - Beethoven Variations

Here the Beethoven items - written between 1782 and 1803 - are interspersed with works by 20th-century American experimentalists.
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
5 Variations on 'Rule Britannia' in D WoO. 79
Morton Feldman (1926-1987)
Last Pieces
Ludwig van Beethoven
6 Variations on an Original Theme in G WoO. 77
John Cage (1912-1992)
7 Haiku
Ludwig van Beethoven
9 Variations on a March by Dressler in C minor WoO. 63
INTERVAL: Joanna MacGregor discusses Beethoven's Variations
George Crumb (b.1929)
Processional
Ludwig van Beethoven
12 Variations on 'Menuet à la Viganò' from Haibel’s Le nozze disturbate in C WoO. 68
John Cage
In a Landscape
Ludwig van Beethoven
7 Variations on 'God save the King' in C WoO. 78

[@ronaldwilliams9266]

I remembered this recital. Well first off, Cedric and I built our relationshipof truth of this recital. I couldn't belive ( like some) that he was either French or pianist. He thouht that I had no further expectation than to attend music salons. So he kept me at a distance, and I kept him at bay. After it was all over our friendship was clinched. Hooray.

[@peterg.mainetti9871]

2:00 - 5 Variations on 'Rule Britannia' in D WoO. 79 8:38 - Morton Feldman, Last Pieces 19:42 - 6 Variations on an Original Theme in G WoO. 77 28:27 - John Cage, 7 Haiku 31:53 - 9 Variations on a March by Dressler in C minor WoO. 63 38:52 - Joanna MacGregor discusses Beethoven's Variations 1:01:46 - George Crumb, Processional 1:14:29 - 12 Variations on 'Menuet à la Viganò' from Haibel’s Le nozze disturbate in C WoO. 68 1:29:05 - John Cage, In a Landscape 1:40:26 - 7 Variations on 'God save the King' in C WoO. 78 1:49:59 - ENCORE

[@littoy]

Thank you.

[@gretareinarsson7461]

Such a fantastic pianist such a imaginative and wonderfully played program👏👏👏

[@jamespeyton7312]

Tiberghien's Beethoven Variations was one of the first cds of his ever purchased. Tiberghien can play anything and play it supremely well.

[@WinrichNaujoks]

You must be really young! And you bought a CD rather than streamed it?

[@jamespeyton7312]

@@WinrichNaujoks No-the days of being young are long gone. I made a small change to the text. Tiberghien's cd of Beethoven's Variations or his Debussy on Harmonia Mundi was the first cd sof the Frenchman's that I purchased perhaps some 15 years ago. I have pretty much bought all of his releases since that time and had the chance to hear him with Ivana Imbragimova in a small town in North Carolina a week or so before they went to Carnegie Hall. The concert was an unbelievable experience, and I am hopeful to hear them again someday soon.

[@alfredoarruda2988]

Thanks fron Brasil

[@henrithellier7684]

On veut entendre Tiberghien et non les comments de la "Piplette" de l´intervalle. et puis rien de plus foudroyant dans un récital le Molton Feldman et John Cage... On ne retiendra Rien de cette prestation ennuyeuse...

[@ronaldwilliams9266]

You're boring. I'll not forget the beautiful playing of those repertoire whose works you don't like. Therefore you don't like Cedric's recital.

[@John_Carter]

Mr Tiberghien is a superb musician! The video director, alas.... 1:48:26 - flawless crotch shot. Thanks for sabotaging the recital. No wonder the director, camera, and editor aren't named in the credits. Messrs Gilhooly and Weinberg: perhaps it's worth re-editing this sophomoric blunder. One expects better than this from Wigmore.