"Sometimes I think he sits beside me." Buchbinder about Beethoven No work has left a greater impression on world famous star pianist Rudolf Buchbinder than Beethoven's Diabelli Variations. In "The Last Waltz" he explores the world of Beethoven, publisher Anton Diabelli and the musical Vienna of the early 19th century in 33 literary variations. In a fascinating way he describes his personal approach to music: Why did he play the Diabelli Variations already as a young man? What did he do to save Beethoven's handwritings of the Diabelli score? What ist he thinking about while playing Beethoven? How much Boogie-woogie is there in Beethoven? Why is it a good thing to blindly trust the composer when playing his music? And how did the idea come to life to send Diabelli's waltz to leading composers of the present and to introduce the Diabelli Variations to the 21st century? Just in time for Beethoven's anniversary and Buchbinder's international Diabelli tour in 2020, "The Last Waltz" brings marvellous stories of music and people to life.weiterlesen