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MOZART/GRIEG vol II
Enjoy this wonderful music for two pianos from two of historys greatest composers. Mozart was without a doubt one of Griegs first and foremost musical inspirations. What is special about Griegs adaptation of the Mozart Fantasia in C minor is that he has not reworked it in the traditional manner. Griegs unusual achievement lies in the fact that he has retained Mozarts text unchanged, adding an entirely new part which is to be performed together with the original. When both parts are played, they interweave and become something entirely new.
The Mozart/Grieg Fantasia for two pianos in C minor is on this album surrounded by Mozarts famous Sonata in D for two pianos and Griegs only original work for two pianos, the lesser known masterpiece Old Norwegian Melody with variations.
Dena Piano Duo consists of the Norwegian pianist Tina Margareta Nilssen and her former professor at the Universität der Künste in Berlin, Heide Görtz. Tina and Heide have found a genuine and deeply rooted contact through their visions of music. Dena Piano Duo (photo: CF-Wesenberg)The difference in age and nationality brings young freshness and wise experience together, creating an inspiring environment for their joint musicianship. In their performances they express the power and waves underlying music and sound. In 2007 the duo released their critically acclaimed recording of Griegs Mozart arrangements, MOZART/GRIEG vol I (2L40SACD) .
Heide Görtz is since 1990 a professor of piano and piano teaching at the Universität der Künste in Berlin. She grew up in Hamburg, Germany, where she also studied with Conrad Hansen at the music academy. Heide has won several prizes in the Steinway competition and the prestigious "Jugend musiziert", and has taught at the music academies in Hamburg and Cologne. Through her many years of research on the physiological and neurological prerequisites of piano playing, Heide Görtz has developed the Goertz-Method; a piano technique leading to better sound, precision and musical flexibility.
Tina Margareta Nilssen plays concerts all over Europe and teaches students and professional pianists in the Goertz-Method. She grew up in Trondheim, Norway, where she studied at the music conservatory in 1996 with Jørgen Larsen. She subsequently went on to study with Professor Jiri Hlinka (Barratt Due Institute of Music, Oslo), Professor Heide Görtz (Universität der Künste, Berlin) and Professor Jens Harald Bratlie (Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo) where she completed her postgraduate performance degree in 2005.
Enjoy this wonderful music for two pianos from two of historys greatest composers. Mozart was without a doubt one of Griegs first and foremost musical inspirations. What is special about Griegs adaptation of the Mozart Fantasia in C minor is that he has not reworked it in the traditional manner. Griegs unusual achievement lies in the fact that he has retained Mozarts text unchanged, adding an entirely new part which is to be performed together with the original. When both parts are played, they interweave and become something entirely new.
The Mozart/Grieg Fantasia for two pianos in C minor is on this album surrounded by Mozarts famous Sonata in D for two pianos and Griegs only original work for two pianos, the lesser known masterpiece Old Norwegian Melody with variations.
Dena Piano Duo consists of the Norwegian pianist Tina Margareta Nilssen and her former professor at the Universität der Künste in Berlin, Heide Görtz. Tina and Heide have found a genuine and deeply rooted contact through their visions of music. Dena Piano Duo (photo: CF-Wesenberg)The difference in age and nationality brings young freshness and wise experience together, creating an inspiring environment for their joint musicianship. In their performances they express the power and waves underlying music and sound. In 2007 the duo released their critically acclaimed recording of Griegs Mozart arrangements, MOZART/GRIEG vol I (2L40SACD) .
Heide Görtz is since 1990 a professor of piano and piano teaching at the Universität der Künste in Berlin. She grew up in Hamburg, Germany, where she also studied with Conrad Hansen at the music academy. Heide has won several prizes in the Steinway competition and the prestigious "Jugend musiziert", and has taught at the music academies in Hamburg and Cologne. Through her many years of research on the physiological and neurological prerequisites of piano playing, Heide Görtz has developed the Goertz-Method; a piano technique leading to better sound, precision and musical flexibility.
Tina Margareta Nilssen plays concerts all over Europe and teaches students and professional pianists in the Goertz-Method. She grew up in Trondheim, Norway, where she studied at the music conservatory in 1996 with Jørgen Larsen. She subsequently went on to study with Professor Jiri Hlinka (Barratt Due Institute of Music, Oslo), Professor Heide Görtz (Universität der Künste, Berlin) and Professor Jens Harald Bratlie (Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo) where she completed her postgraduate performance degree in 2005.
