Franz SCHUBERT : 12 Ecossaises, D. 781 – 3 Minuets, D. 380: Minuet No. 1 in E Major – Adagio in D-Flat Major, D. 505 – Rondo in E Major, D. 506 – Grazer Galopp in C Major, D. 925 – Galop and 8 Ecossaises, D. 735: I. Galop – 6 German Dances, D. 820: No. 1, Dance in A-Flat Major – No. 2, Dance in A-Flat Major – No. 3, Dance in A-Flat Major – No. 4, Dance in B-Flat Major – No. 5, Dance in B-Flat Major – No. 6, Dance in B-Flat Major – Allegro and Scherzo, D. 570: II. Scherzo – Andante in C Major, D. 29 – 34 Valses Sentimentales, D. 779.

Trudelies Leonhardt, Fortepiano.

Press Excerpts

“Marvellous Schubert !.. and one is filled with wonder at Trudelies Leonhardt’s talent to serve his cause ! Her playing is sober, full of eloquent expression, however without any sentimentality. All is there: incisive accents of a perfectly mastered instrument, the remarkably clear phrasing and, above all, this subtile rubato, privileged mode of expression of the fortepiano”.

Diapason, Paris

“Trudelies Leonhardt is a master of phrasing who lets “speak” motifs and melodies”.

M. T., Stockholm

“What playing ! What feeling of well-being ! What grandeur ! These records were a revelation to me, to say the least… To my mind, this marks the beginning of a new era in interpretation on the fortepiano”.

G.v.d.L., Utrecht