Dutch classical piano is a rich and expressive genre reflecting the Netherlands' storied history in classical music, steeped in a tradition that marries technical prowess with emotional depth. The genre is characterized by a broad repertoire, ranging from the Baroque elegance interpreted with nuanced articulation and informed by historically informed performance practices to the romantic fervor that showcases the pianist's dynamic range and expressive capabilities. Contemporary and 20th-century Dutch compositions also find their voice, with pianists exploring the harmonic complexities and avant-garde structures typical of this era. Pianists like Bart Van Oort and Ronald Brautigam are noted for their meticulous attention to stylistic details, while artists such as Jeroen van Veen bring a contemporary sensibility to the genre, often expanding the reach of Dutch piano music through innovative performances and recordings.

Mozart: Symphony No. 33 in B-Flat Major, K. 319: I. Allegro assai

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart•

Pieter-Jelle de Boer•

Orchestre des Pays de Savoie

Single - Released November 1, 2024