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1995 · by İdil Biret
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Review by lena★★★★½Sample
The bass on “Premiere Sonate, I. Lent: Beaucoup plus allant” should be studied in universities.
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Review by Yuki Tanaka★★★Sample
Good album to do dishes to. Great album to stare at the ceiling to.
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Review by Mira Okafor★★★½Sample
Overhyped? Maybe. Did I still cry at “Troisieme Sonate, V. Constellation: Miroire”? Also maybe.
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Review by Tomasz W.★★★★½Sample
İdil Biret really said 'let me ruin your whole week' and then did it beautifully.
517 likes
Review by Cass Moreno★★★★½Sample
The production on this is so warm it feels like sitting next to a radiator in January.
458 likes
Review by Nadia Haddad★★★★½Sample
“Deuxieme Sonate, IV. Vif: Tres modere...Tres librement”. that's the review.
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Wolfgang Sobotka, Capella Istropolitana, Göran Marcusson, Jerker Johansson, Gothenburg Musicians, Nora Shulman, Judy Loman, Andrew Penny, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Richard Hayman, RTÉ Concert Orchestra, David Lloyd-Jones, English Northern Philharmonia, Ernst Ottensamer, Johannes Wildner, Vienna Mozart Academy, İdil Biret, Okko Kamu, Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra, Ondrej Lenárd, Norbert Kraft, Peter Breiner, Peter Breiner Chamber Orchestra, Henning Kraggerud, Bjarte Engeset, Razumovsky Symphony Orchestra, Ladies Only Cafe Strings, Adrian Leaper, József Kiss, Budapest Ferenc Erkel Chamber Orchestra, Klára Körmendi, Jason Vieaux, Christian Benda, Prague Chamber Orchestra, József Balog, Danubius Quartet & Jenő Jandó · 2011
