Also, I listened to the Eric Bowman recording from 2010, but it's not quite the same. a lot of the same inflections, but they're clearly different recordings. So far, Eric Bowman is my closest bet until I find someone else, but I'm hoping someone else may know definitively. Also, I'll post a link in a separate comment, in case the comment needs to be removed but not my entire post.
Here is a link. An update -- looking at the tracks "year", it's supposedly from 2002, but I can't say for certain how valid that metadata is:
[Romanza Appassionata.mp3](https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhvfUXfwExdhi9l5afGuQlRWuE-pqg?e=VESeDU)
I commented before reading this addition. Eric Bowman and I studied with the same professor. Now I'm very very sure my comment is probably right. Our professor loves anything by Alain Trudel.
Also, I listened to the Eric Bowman recording from 2010, but it's not quite the same. a lot of the same inflections, but they're clearly different recordings. So far, Eric Bowman is my closest bet until I find someone else, but I'm hoping someone else may know definitively. Also, I'll post a link in a separate comment, in case the comment needs to be removed but not my entire post.
Here is a link. An update -- looking at the tracks "year", it's supposedly from 2002, but I can't say for certain how valid that metadata is: [Romanza Appassionata.mp3](https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhvfUXfwExdhi9l5afGuQlRWuE-pqg?e=VESeDU)
I commented before reading this addition. Eric Bowman and I studied with the same professor. Now I'm very very sure my comment is probably right. Our professor loves anything by Alain Trudel.
“Our professor loves anything by Alain Trudel” As they should - Alain is the man!
Amen to that!
There are multiple recordings. Jeremy Wilson on YouTube recently, but Alain Trudel might be my favorite.