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Eduard Schütt: Intermezzo, Op.31 No.3

250 views · Published 18 April 2017 · 3:18 · Indexed 22 October 2026

Channel: PSearPianist · 2017 · Music

#3 from 5 Morceaux, Op.31 (1889)
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Phillip Sear plays a pensive intermezzo by Eduard Schütt (1856–1933).
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Eduard (or Edouard) Schütt , though Russian-born, latterly lived in Vienna and Switzerland (and died in the Italian Tyrol), and his own music is cosmopolitan in style. However, rather like that of Fauré, his music has some very distinctive harmonic and technical fingerprints that make it very identifiable. This intermezzo comes from an 1889 set of five pieces dedicated to the remarkable French pianist Berthe Marx (1859–1925). Marx entered the Paris Conservatoire at just 9 years old and studied there with Heller and Henri Herz. After a series of concert tours in Europe, she met the celebrated violinist Pablo de Sarasate, and became his accompanist on his worldwide tours. In 1894, she became the second wife of Otto Goldschmidt (his first wife, Jenny Lind, having died several years previously). In that year, she gave a series of concerts in Paris and Berlin, in which she apparently played some 250 different works from memory.

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Eduard Schütt: Intermezzo, Op.31 No.3

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