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		Violin Recital: Stadler, Frank - JANACEK, L. / SCHUMANN, R. / SCHUBERT, F.			1:18:24

Violin Sonata, JW VII/7

I. Con moto

5:58

1.99

II. Ballada: Con moto

5:17

1.99

III. Allegretto

2:47

0.99

IV. Adagio

5:18

1.99

Violin Sonata No. 2 in D minor, Op. 121

I. Ziemlich langsam - Lebhaft

13:29

2.99

II. Sehr lebhaft

4:20

0.99

III. Leise, einfach

5:50

1.99

IV. Bewegt

10:12

2.99

Fantasy in C major, Op. 159, D. 934

I. Andante molto

3:33

0.99

II. Allegretto

5:27

1.99

III. Andantino

10:07

2.99

IV. Allegro vivace

6:06

1.99

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Published Reviews

By David Denton
The Strad
01-Jan-2012

The powerful opening chords set the scene for Frank Stadler’s impressively intense performance of Schumann’s Second Sonata. Perfectly capturing the wide mood swings that picture the ardent and dreamily melancholic elements of Schumann’s character, he brings a flexibility or rhythm and tempo to stamp his own view on the score. In Luis Magalhães he has a partner who keeps the urgency in tempos needed to generate the work’s vigour.

Schubert’s Fantasy often sits uneasily under the violinist’s fingers, though Stadler’s unfailingly accurate intonation makes light of the problems that such awkward writing creates. The two players take an equal share in the happiness of the score, with Magalhães’s nimble fingers

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By Raymond Tuttle
Fanfare
01-Nov-2011

… this is a very enjoyable disc. Reviewing is most worthwhile when one discovers a work, a composer, or a performer. Barry Ross’s thorough booklet notes add to the enjoyment, and the engineering is honest and realistic…I’m not sure how TwoPianists and the present performers ended up there, but I am glad they

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By Joseph Magil
American Record Guide
01-Nov-2011

This is an excellent recital, and Frank Stadler and Luis Magalhaes are excellent musicians.

To top things off, this is the most satisfying account I have heard of Schubert’s Fantasy, his masterpiece for violin and piano. Most violinists cannot play the sustained opening without their bows trembling, but Stadler maintains a steady tone with controlled dynamics nearly all the time. This is a fiendishly difficult work as far as getting the pacing right and building sustained climaxes and transitions. I always feel nervous when I listen to it: will they make it without stumbling somewhere? Stadler and Magalhaes make it! Very good sound.

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