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Merci beaucoup à Semaine Internationale de Piano! Thank you for another inspiring and memorable week in Blonay!
Ce soir! It’s fantastic to be finally back in Blonay again! On the menu is also a solo programme: Mozart, Schumann and Gao Ping. Fantasies and Daydreams.Le Trio op 63 de Carl Maria von Weber est rarement programmé, aussi le public présent ce soir à l’Eglise de La Chiésaz, sur les hauts de Vevey, a-t-il une vraie chance de (re)découvrir cette œuvre qui propose une esthétique romantique typique de l’époque (1819). Et il faudra bien toute la virtuosité de Tony Chen Lin (piano), de Pascal Jaermann (flûte) et de Christophe Roy (violoncelle) pour célébrer les inventions mélodiques du Maître allemand.
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The Trio op 63 by Carl Maria von Weber is rarely programmed, so the audience present tonight at the Church of La Chiésaz, in the heights of Vevey, has a real chance to (re)discover this piece which proposes a romantic aesthetic typical of that time (1819). And it will take all the virtuosity of Tony Chen Lin (piano), Pascal Jaermann (flute) and Christophe Roy (cello) to celebrate the melodic inventions of the German Master.
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A great pleasure to perform with the wonderful violinist Márta Ábrahám in the beautiful Marble Hall of the Hungarian Radio. This recording will be broadcast on Bartók Rádió.
The programme includes Schumann's magnificent Sonata Op.121 and Grieg's Sonata Op.45, as well as the Hungarian premiere of Gao Ping's "Bitter Cold Night". This moving piece was written in February 2020 in memory of Dr. Li Wenliang, who first raised awareness of COVID-19, only to tragically die from the virus himself shortly after.
A little Christmas blessing to all with love. Peaceful & Merry Christmas everyone. Frohe Weihnachten, és boldog karácsonyt mindenkinek!
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Happy to share this recent #CDReview of DIGRESSIONS (Rattle) on ClassicsToday: www.classicstoday.com/review/tony-chen-lins-digressions/