Daniel Blumenthal is a distinguished classical pianist noted for his versatility and depth in the interpretation of a varied repertoire. Spanning from Baroque to contemporary music, Blumenthal's discography showcases not only his technical prowess but also his commitment to unearthing and presenting lesser-known works alongside the traditional classical canon. His recent releases, such as Brossé: Seven Nocturnes, Schubert: Klaviermusik, and Strauss: Piano Quartet in C Major, Op. 13, demonstrate a keen interest in exploring a diverse array of compositions, highlighting his role in bringing attention to both the cornerstone pieces of classical music and the hidden gems.

Blumenthal's career is marked by a series of performances and recordings that resonate with both clarity and emotion, as reflected in his interpretations of Gabriel Dupont's Les heures dolentes and the complete works for cello and piano by Paul Bazelaire. His ability to collaborate effectively with other musicians is showcased in projects like Mariotte: Impressions urbaines and Vieni, amor mio! - Romanze italiane, underscoring his adeptness in ensemble settings alongside his solo endeavors. His contribution to the classical music landscape extends beyond performance to education, where he imparts his knowledge and passion to the next generation of musicians. Daniel Blumenthal's work represents a fascinating blend of musical exploration, technical excellence, and artistic expression, solidifying his status as a significant figure in the classical music world.

Genres

American Classical Piano

Latest Release

Brossé: Seven Nocturnes

Dirk Brossé•

Daniel Blumenthal

Album - 14 Tracks - Released May 16, 2023