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🎼 Schoenberg’s Op. 11 was one of the first truly atonal piano works.⁠ No key. No home. Just raw tension, fractured lyricism, and emotion stretched to its limits.⁠ ⁠ And in 1972, a young Mitsuko Uchida brought it to life in the semi-finals of the Leeds International Piano Competition — with clarity, boldness, and eerie inevitability.⁠ ⁠ 📽️ This footage is incredibly rare. A glimpse of one of the world’s most revered pianists at the very beginning of her journey, fearlessly tackling one of the m

Performing the title role in Pierrot lunaire was the realisation of a life-long dream for Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Schoenberg's revolutionary Sprechgesang (speech-song) is the perfect showcase for her charismatic performance style. Kopatchinskaja returns to the violin to perform works by Schoenberg, Webern, Strauss and Kreisler, whilst pianist Joonas Ahonen contributes Six Little Piano Pieces op.19 by Schoenberg. Go behind the scenes of this album which is out now ► https://lnk.to/Pierrot_Lun