Recordings

Beethoven's last sonata, Sonata No. 32 in C minor, Op. 111, without any doubt is a masterpiece of the piano repertoire. It's known for its profound emotional depth, innovative structure, and spiritual intensity. I've recorded the whole Beethoven album in one night in old church in the middle of Austria on gorgeous Fazioli grand piano. Feel blessed to be able to perform this music again and again and to share my thoughts through eternal last Beethoven's sonata

On 24 November 1824, Beethoven wrote to the publisher Schott, offering (among other works) "six bagatelles or trifles for pianoforte solo, several of which are rather more fully worked out and probably the best of this kind which I have composed"

Beethoven's final piano compositions embrace simplicity, wisdom, fantasy, delicacy, contemplative sorrow, and an impulsive interplay of moods, weaving a tapestry of profound musical expression.

Unveiling a musical gem on 15th December – Beethoven's rare Rondo, hidden without an opus number or even in WoO (works without opus number). Discovered by George Kinsky and Hans Halm, it's part of the 17 pieces tucked away in the appendix (Anhang in German) to WoO works. A tricky history, yet this Rondo exudes humor, youth, and freshness.