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Wilde plays SchumannSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO The first edition of Schumanns Fantasie in C, Op 17 has a number of differences from the edition more commonly used today, chiefly concerning the first movement (Schumann had originally planned the work as a single movement titled Ruinen [Ruins]). David Wilde has reinstated many significant details both small and large, resulting in a revelatory reading of this tumultuous love poem to the young Clara. In contrast,

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which adds a sense of spiritual relevance beyond the solely musical

yet never seems artificial or backard-looking

An idiosyncratic disc

dangerous mystery in a thrilling performance

"It’s hard to resist

Catalogue No: DCD34100

the imaginative unorthodoxy of Mr McFall's Chamber has singled it out as a flamboyant presence on the Scottish music scene

"The many rend the skies with loud applause

Antoine de Mornable

colour lithograph from John Geddie

But the setting we know today is not the one that nineteenth-century British audiences knew and loved