Alice Sara Ott's recording of John Field's nocturnes showcases the Irish composer's seminal influence on the genre, often overshadowed by Chopin. Field's works, characterized by their major keys and serene moods, receive a tender interpretation from Ott, who honors their simplicity and charm. Meanwhile, baritone Benjamin Appl interacts with the lieder of György Kurtág. Unlike many interpreters who delve into the darker aspects of art song, Appl's mild temperament brings an inviting freshness to these pieces, which he crafted closely with the composer, highlighting their intricate nuances and joyful spirit.
Alice Sara Ott approaches John Field's nocturnes with extraordinary sensitivity, bringing out their inherent charm and simplicity without trying to alter their essence.
Benjamin Appl uniquely interprets György Kurtág's lieder, showcasing a tenderness and technical finesse that resonates deeply, contrasting the darker approaches typical of other lieder singers.
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