Sabine Weyer is known for her deep curiosity for less-known repertoire, often presenting composers who have not yet found their way into the musical 'pantheon'.
Composition History
Emilie Mayer frequently paid for the publication costs of her works herself, as evidenced by her correspondence with the Berlin music publisher Bote & Bock.
Composer Biography
Emilie Mayer studied with Carl Loewe, a prominent musician in Stettin, who recognized her as having a "divine talent."
Composer Biography
Emilie Mayer's tranquil life ended abruptly when her father committed suicide in 1840, prompting her to take control of her own life at age 28.
Performer Biography
Sabine Weyer, the pianist on this recording, is praised by International Piano Magazine as "one of the most important young pianists of today."
Critical Reception
Emilie Mayer's works were often praised for their quality, but critics frequently emphasized her gender, which relativized her achievements.
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