Ralf Schnell Plays Morton Feldman’s For Bunita MarcusPiano concerto
This event is in the past.
Munich pianist Ralf Schnell plays one of the most beautiful works of modern piano literature: Morton Feldman’s For Bunita Marcus. At a length of about 85 minutes, this epic work fascinates with a reduced, at times almost minimalist quality that nevertheless carries an emotionality that gets under the skin. Demanding extreme skill and dexterity from the performer, it remains a rarity in concert schedules.
This event is in the past.
Munich pianist Ralf Schnell plays one of the most beautiful works of modern piano literature: Morton Feldman’s For Bunita Marcus. At a length of about 85 minutes, this epic work fascinates with a reduced, at times almost minimalist quality that nevertheless carries an emotionality that gets under the skin. Demanding extreme skill and dexterity from the performer, it remains a rarity in concert schedules.
Ralf Schnell studied piano, chamber music, song accompaniment and contemporary music with Manfred Reichert (Ensemble Modern, Mannheim), Burkhard Schaeffer (Mainz), Darryl Rosenberg (Boston) and Laurent Boullet (Berlin).
