Eduard Schütt | Valse-Caprice, Op.32/2

Probably one of the best pieces I every played on the channel
Schütt was a russian (-austrian) composer, pianist and conductor (1856-1933). His father was a skilled cellist, and the family was acquainted with the pianist Anton Rubinstein. At the age of sixteen, Schütt decided to pursue an artistic career, against the opposition of his father. Rubinstein's influence ultimately convinced Schütt's father to let him pursue his artistic aspirations. Schütt graduated from the St. Petersburg Conservatory in 1875 with distinction.
Around 1882, he composed and premiered his first piano concerto, Op. 7, in several major European cities. From 26 January 1881 to 20 October 1887, he was conductor of the Wiener akademischer Wagner-Verein (Vienna Academic Wagner Society).
In 1887, he declined an invitation from Cosima Wagner to become the music director for the Bayreuth Festival. Thereafter, he devoted himself fully to composition and spent a considerable amount of his time at his villa in Meran, which he called "Mon Repos" ("My Peace" in French).
His primary residence, however, remained in Vienna, where he also did a limited amount of teaching.
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[@mrsnegy6001]

Impeccable performance.

[@Keypz97-rc6yk]

Wow! Excellent performance and beautiful piece 👏👍

[@joyful-lamusic]

This is soo good

[@sabhonepyaephyo2978]

First 45s is so fascinating 🥰

[@lluisrafalessole-classical5068]

Excellent performance 😊

[@eloisadomingo7960]

Extraordinario!!! Gracias 😍🥰

[@ОльгаСитникова-ж6т]

Искрящаяся музыка !

[@natapadalko8049]

Замечательно!!!

[@voda2023]

Very nice (I mean, the first 1 minute because it was published 1 minute ago:)))

[@aramkhachaturian8043]

you got some luck at your fingertips with the amount of unknown yet very pleasing melodies you find!

[@Whatismusic1234]

This is fascinating