Cartier-Bresson,Hortense Bach Berg Schoenberg Webern CD

There is a link between the style of the early masters and that of the innovators, asserted Sch?nberg. The program of this recording seeks to prove this saying of the master of the Second Viennese School. Hortense Cartier-Bresson sets up a dialogue between the fathers of serial music and Bach. Interweaving the Toccatas BWV 910-913-914 with the first Sonata of Berg, the Three Pieces of Sch?nberg and the Variations of Webern, this recording explores the great Austro-Germanic tradition and it's inheritance.

1. Bach: Toccata in E minor BWV 914 2. Schoenberg: Drei Klavierst?cke Op.11 I. M?ige 3. Schoenberg: Drei Klavierst?cke Op.11 II. M?ige 4. Schoenberg: Drei Klavierst?cke Op.11 III. Bewegte 5. Bach: Toccata in F-Sharp minor BWV 910 6. Berg: Piano Sonata Op.1 7. Bach: Toccata in D minor, BWV 913 8. Webern: Variations for Piano Op.27 I. Sehr M?ig 9. Webern: Variations for Piano Op.27 II. Sehr Schnell 10. Webern: Variations for Piano Op.27 III. Ruhig, Flieend