Schubert: Melodist Mathieu Gaudet

• Franz Schubert (1797 - 1828): Sonata No. 10 in C Major, D. 613:
• 1Schubert: Sonata No. 10 in C Major, D. 613: I. Moderato08:31
• 2Schubert: Sonata No. 10 in C Major, D. 613: II. Adagio04:33
• 3Schubert: Sonata No. 10 in C Major, D. 613: III. [Allegretto]08:06
• 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790:
• 4Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 1 in E Major01:22
• 5Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 2 in E Major00:49
• 6Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 3 in E Major00:41
• 7Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 4 in A Major00:39
• 8Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 5 in A Major01:00
• 9Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 6 in A Major00:47
• 10Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 7 in A Minor00:54
• 11Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 8 in A Major01:20
• 12Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 9 in C Major00:31
• 13Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 10 in A Major00:41
• 14Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 11 in G Major00:50
• 15Schubert: 12 German Dances, Op. 171, D. 790: No. 12 in E Major01:23
• 4 Impromptus, D. 899:
• 16Schubert: 4 Impromptus, D. 899: No. 1, Allegro molto moderato in C Minor10:18
• 17Schubert: 4 Impromptus, D. 899: No. 2, Allegro in E-Flat Major04:41
• 18Schubert: 4 Impromptus, D. 899: No. 3, Andante in G-Flat Major06:00
• 19Schubert: 4 Impromptus, D. 899: No. 4, Allegretto in A-Flat Major08:19
• Total Runtime01:01:25

Info for Schubert: Melodist

Schubert composed his Sonata No. 4 in A minor (D. 537), a work of unabashed Romanticism, in 1817. Whilst the outer movements are highly dramatic in character, the central slow movement features a long and enchanting melody of an almost fragile delicacy. He returned to this melody eleven years later in 1828, using it as the theme of the last movement of the Sonata No. 19 in A major D. 959, his penultimate sonata. This Allegretto is perhaps the most "Schubertian" of all: it is generous, graceful, full of hope despite a weighty melancholy, and always in motion. Schubert's return to the melody that he had composed when he was twenty years old attests his particular love for it; it was his personal hymn, his secret melody.

Mathieu Gaudet, piano

Mathieu Gaudet
A versatile, passionate musician, Mathieu Gaudet has pursued a remarkable career as a soloist, chamber musician, and conductor for the past twenty years. He commands a vast repertoire of works and has performed across Canada, the United States, Europe, and Asia. His concerts and recordings are regularly broadcast on the French and English services of the CBC.

Since 2019, Mr. Gaudet has been recording the complete piano music of Franz Schubert on the Analekta label, a project that will include fifteen albums. Volume 6 « Relics » came out in March 2022 and volume 7 « The Wanderer » will be available in Octobre 2022. The first and third vo- lumes were nominated for a prize at the ADISQ gala.

Mathieu Gaudet obtained the Master of Music degree from the prestigious Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, where he studied with Julian Martin, subsequently perfecting his training with Leon Fleisher. In 2007 he graduated Doctor of Music in Performance from the Faculty of Music of Université de Montréal under Paul Stewart.

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