Cavalli Records :: Johann Adolph Hasse

about this recording:

Gheorge Enescu appears – surrounded by younger collegs – as a composer who did not need to be pinned down to a recognizable style, as a composer who sixty years before the post-modern already invented it. His Piano Suites are sounding evidence for this. Enescu is a refreshingly contradictory composer: a classical avantgardist, who with astounding solutions time and again rewrites the patterns of classical music, and astonishes with radical solutions. For through solidary empathy Daniel Goiti sets free the emotional contents hidden in the written music by Romanian composers – with a precise, sometimes even cutting exactness and a pianistic technique that is not only brilliant, but that developed in a miraculous manner far away from any fashionable trends. And in this way he also becomes an ambassador for delicate missions. As translator of a music that is easier to misunderstand.