Chopin's Preludes, Op. 28, are a set of 24 short compositions, each in a different key, showcasing the composer's extraordinary ability to convey intense emotions and moods within concise musical forms. From stormy agitations to serene lyricism, these preludes are a testament to Chopin's mastery of the piano and his unique Romantic expression.
Chopin's four Impromptus are striking examples of his improvisational style, blending lyricism with virtuosic elements. These captivating piano pieces, though not formally improvised, evoke a sense of spontaneity and freedom. From the poetic melodies of the Impromptu No. 1 to the dramatic contrasts of the Impromptu No. 4, Chopin's Impromptus offer a rich exploration of Romantic piano literature.
Giuseppe Greco, an accomplished pianist, combines warmth and technical brilliance in his live performances. His dedication to conveying the expressive depth of the music is evident, creating captivating interpretations that resonate with audiences. Recognized for his notable achievements and musical sensitivity, Greco continues to make a significant impact in the world of classical piano.
This live performance took place during the AEVEA IPC (II/2020, onclassical.com/app/) and was recorded as HD/24-bits by producer and engineer Alessandro Simonetto by using 8 (eight) Bruel & Kjæer and Neumann microphones. These recordings are part of the Aevea Piano Prize, and their sale are important in order to support future editions of the competition.