Artist: Martha Argerich, Daniel Barenboim
Album: Mozart, Schubert & Stravinsky Piano Duos (Live)
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2015
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 01:15:25
Total Tracks: 6
Total Size: 724 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. Daniel Barenboim, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Martha Argerich, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Composer – Sonata in D Major for 2 Pianos, K.448:1. Allegro con spirito (08:01)
1-2. Daniel Barenboim, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Martha Argerich, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Composer – Sonata in D Major for 2 Pianos, K.448:2. Andante (10:01)
1-3. Daniel Barenboim, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Martha Argerich, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Composer – Sonata in D Major for 2 Pianos, K.448:3. Allegro molto (06:37)
1-4. Daniel Barenboim, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Martha Argerich, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Franz Schubert, Composer – Schubert: Variations On A Original Theme In A Flat, D813 (18:32)
1-5. Daniel Barenboim, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Martha Argerich, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Igor Stravinsky, Composer – Le Sacre du Printemps – Version for Piano Duet (published 1913):Part 1: The Adoration of the Earth (14:47)
1-6. Daniel Barenboim, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Martha Argerich, Associated Performer, Main Artist, Piano – Igor Stravinsky, Composer – Le Sacre du Printemps – Version for Piano Duet (published 1913):Part 2: The Sacrifice (17:25)

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A magic moment in the history of classical music: Martha Argerich and Daniel Barenboim – both from Buenos Aires – team up for a duo recital at Berlin’s Philharmonie.

A reunion of the two classical superstars after more than 15 years.

THE concert highlight from Berlin’s fully packed Philharmonie on the occasion of the “Festtage der Berliner Staatsoper 2014″“Stravinsky originally wrote the Rite of Spring in a two-piano version and one of the first performances was given privately by the composer and Claude Debussy. […] Argerich and Barenboim […] surely possessed even better technique than Stravinsky and Debussy and their commitment could hardly be exaggerated”. ~~ The Guardian