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דניאל גורטלר – פסנתר

בטהובן: "לאליזה", בגאטלה בלה מינור, WoO 59
בטהובן: סונטה מס' 17 ברה מינור, אופ. 31 מס' 2, "הסערה"
גריג: שבעה קטעים ליריים
דביסי: מראות נשכחים (Images oubliées)
שומאן: הומורסקה בסי-במול מז'ור, אופ. 20

קונצרט מקדים, בביצוע רומי נבון, תלמידת פסנתר מצטיינת בקונסרבטוריון, בכיתתה של שרה טל, יערך בשעה 20:15 באולם רן ברון

לרכישת כרטיסים: 03-5466228

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Saturday, March 28, 21:00

Daniel Gortler – Piano

Beethoven: "Für Elise", Bagatelle in A minor, WoO 59
Beethoven: Sonata No. 17 in D minor, Op. 31 No. 2, "Storm"
Grieg: 7 Lyric Pieces
Debussy: Images oubliées
Schumann: Humoreske in B-flat major, Op. 20

Tickets: 03-5466228

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"…a high level of technical refinement and-more importantly- a distinctive musical personality… he wins by playing simply and directly. This is not to say that he plays without color and imagination, for these are in abundance, but rather to say that at no moment does he let his pianism draw our attention away from the music. He seems to deliver the letter as well as the spirit of these scores in a way that is rare among younger pianists."
(International Record Review ,Britain)

Gortler… left his own stamp on these pieces by thoughtfully pointing up their many subtleties and placing every note as carefully as a curator would place valuable objects in an exhibition. The result was a memorable afternoon of piano music with no over-the-top pianism to be seem or heard.
(clevelandclassical.com)

"The Israeli pianist…sings through this music with just the right amount of tonal variation and crisply spins many of the pieces with charm and delicacy. There is nothing remotely routine about his playing."
(American Records Guide)

"Gortler is clearly a major talent, and these pieces allow him to express this talent as a labor of love"
(Fanfare Magazine)

"Daniel's playing excels with an exceptional tone and with an extraordinary ability to communicate with his audience"
(Prof. Arie Vardi)

"Daniel has extraordinary abilities that combine technical skills a profound musicality."
(Christoph Eschenbach)

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