In Michael Korstick’s ninth volume of Beethoven sonatas, he presents Sonatas 24–28.
Michael Korstick does not see recordings as "snapshots“ that could be replaced at any time simply because some new aspect might be considered, but as the attempt to realize an ideal, an ideal with which the pianist would gladly be measured against in the long term.This is why, when preparing for a recording, Michael Korstick has made it a practice to go to the Bonn Beethoven House in order to study manuscripts, sketch books and first editions. As all reviews of the previously released volumes 1 to 8 verify, the results are always worth it.