Speaker: Maestro Pier Paolo Bellini.
\nInterpreters: SchuberT trio.<\/p>\n
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In 1836 Robert Schumann wrote a commentary to the trio on the pages of his \u00abNeue Zeitschrift f\u00fcr Musik\u00bb. A few strokes, but intense and effective: a second movement “like a sigh that grows to become anguish”. Lights and shadows look out and alternate in these pages of pure sound magic, creating strongly romantic antitheses: joy and love, good and evil – we would say – in continuous competition. An authentic journey, made up of stories and characters, of events and of a conclusive synthesis, corroborated by a solid and “classical” form, but full of twists and sudden changes of course.<\/p>\n
When a great artist finds a beautiful motif, sooner or later he repeats it and that melody becomes like a refrain, which, recursive, determines the main memory of a certain piece of music. Here then emerge one of the most melancholy beautiful melodies of our musical history; all the second movement is built on the call and variation of this melody. When he finds a beautiful theme, a man would not want anything else; so is the characteristic of paradise: you can not wish for anything else. This is happiness: not being able to wish for anything else because it has been accomplished. (Luigi Giussani)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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