Mark  |  New York City  |  不明  |  02/February/2009

It’s good to have all of this music in one set and Brautigam has fleet fingers which deliver bright, harpsichord-like performances of consistent high proficiency. This however, is what makes the project rather dull in the end. The wealth of tonal possibilities of the fortepiano are never fully exploited and the player only seems to ’connect’ with a handful of the later pieces. Too much of this is generic sounding. McCabe is still preferable along with individual sonatas with Brendel and Badura-Skoda.