In An Early Evening Stroll, we once again dive into the gigantic pond of Felix Mendelssohn’s early works, many of which have never been published. In these, Felix is fully into experimentation, directed by his teacher Zelter, who was a Bach freak. Exceptional at the time. Felix himself played piano, organ and violin, all at a very high technical level. Today we feature solely pieces Felix wrote between the ages of ten and twelve.
Felix Mendelssohn: Fugue a tre in g minor + fugue a tre in d minor (1820)
Members of Europa Galante
Felix Mendelssohn: Lied zum Geburtstage meines guten Vaters (1819)
Robin Tritschler, tenor
Malcolm Martineau, piano
Felix Mendelssohn: Fugue in d minor (1820).
Rudolf Innig, organ of the St. Stephanus church in Beckum
Felix Mendelssohn: Preludium in d minor (1820) + Toccata in d minor (unfinished) (1820/’21?)
Rudolf Innig, organ of the St. Stephanus church in Beckum
Felix Mendelssohn: Allegro in C major (1820)+ Largo in d minor(1820)
Ana-Marija Markovina, piano
Felix Mendelssohn: Piano Sonata in e minor (1820).
Ana-Marija Markovina, piano
Felix Mendelssohn: Piano Quartet in d minor (1821).
Quartetto Klimt
