ROBERT SCHUMANN (1810-1856) : Symphonic studies, Fantasia, Faschingsschwank - S. Richter

Richter has been, thanks to his Germanic roots, the utmost interpreter of the tormented and introverted spirit of Schumann. Until 1971 he adopted the short version of Symphonischen Etüden and postumen Variationen (1956) translating the wandering and sharp changes in tones of Fantasie as Faschingsschwank aus Wien, panting, heroic tragic rides more than childish plays or pièces mignonnes.

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