Ernst Gröschel, the fortepiano player, managed to tour Holland, Sweden, and Switzerland after 1945, being mentioned alongside leading pianists like Walter Gieseking and Artur Rubinstein.
Performer Biography
Ernst Gröschel, the fortepiano player, is considered the first pianist to play Mozart and Beethoven entirely on historical instruments.
Performer Biography
Ernst Gröschel, the fortepiano player, worked at the Vienna State Opera and in Prague as a repetiteur after passing his Kapellmeister exam in 1943.
Performer Biography
Ernst Gröschel, the fortepiano player, was the first to present and record Ludwig van Beethoven's grand piano by Conrad Graf to the public after its restoration at the Beethoven House in Bonn.
Instruments
The violoncello played by Martin Rummel on this recording was made by Tommaso Balestrieri in 1778.
Instruments
The fortepiano used on this recording by Ernst Gröschel was made by Anton Walter in 1795.
Performer Biography
Ernst Gröschel, the fortepiano player on this album, was admitted to the Conservatory of Music in Nuremberg at the age of nine.
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