The Complete French Columbia Recordings

Immerse yourself in the golden age of classical piano with Robert Casadesus' "The Complete French Columbia Recordings." Spanning over a decade of his early career, from 1928 to 1939, this comprehensive collection offers an unparalleled journey through the repertoire that defined Casadesus' artistry. With a duration of over three hours, this album is a testament to Casadesus' virtuosity and his deep connection with the piano.

The album features a diverse range of compositions, from the intricate Keyboard Sonatas of Domenico Scarlatti to the grandeur of Mozart's Piano Concertos, and the romanticism of Beethoven's Piano Sonata "Les adieux." Casadesus' interpretations are marked by their technical brilliance and profound musicality, making this collection a treasure trove for both casual listeners and classical connoisseurs.

In addition to the solo piano works, the album also includes chamber music and orchestral pieces, showcasing Casadesus' versatility as a musician. The inclusion of works by lesser-known composers, such as the Symphonic Etudes by Robert Schumann, adds an element of discovery to the collection.

Recorded during the early years of Casadesus' career, these recordings capture the essence of his youthful energy and passion for music. The historical significance of these recordings, coupled with Casadesus' exceptional talent, makes "The Complete French Columbia Recordings" a landmark in the world of classical piano. Whether you're a long-time admirer of Casadesus or a newcomer to his music, this album is sure to captivate and inspire.