Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Labelled as "The Power of the Human Time" Kaelberer works primarily on the dynamical process and the philosophical linearity of this two great sonatas, maybe the grandest in music history.

The CD „erstanden“ (resurrected) is of exceeding concern for us. In two respects resurrection is programme: on the one hand little or unknown works should be resumed, brought back to life, released from forgetting, thus reviving, reawakening them to new life. On the other hand new light should be shedded on well-known pieces due to a new form of interpretation and sound and so let them resurrect. (Helmut Fuchs)

Slobodan Jovanovic was born in 1977 in Pancevo, Serbia. He studied harpsichord and clavichord with Robert Hill and basso continuo with Michael Behringer in Freiburg i. Br. In Karlsruhe he studied fortepiano and chamber music with Kristian Nyquist. He is also trained as a professional organist. Alongside harpsichordists Colin Tilney and Huguette Dreyfus, he attended various master classes as a scholarship holder, as well as this he perfected his basso continuo under Jesper Boje Christensen. His dedicated exploration of the historical repertoire for these instruments and his deep commitments to 20th and 21st century works are documented in numerous concerts and on many recordings. On his newest release, he presents a selection of works that he himself composed.

The songs for baritone and piano collected on this album were composed by Eberhard Klemmstein between 1999 and 2020. They are settings of texts by German-language poets from three centuries and vastly different in temperament. They are performed by Baritone Christian Hilz and pianist Dorian Keilhack.

Christian Hilz‘s artistic, musical, and pedagogical life is formed and infused by an approach to the repertoire of opera, oratorio, and art songs characterized by enthusiasm as well as zest. His comprehensive scope of activities, consisting of his international career as a singer of opera and concert, as a professor of voice and chamber music at the Bern University of Arts as well as Artistic Director of the Austria Baroque Academy, in addition to being thee director of numerous Master Classes, makes clear the diversity and multiplicity of his competence. The combination of these challenging responsibilities represents for him a fruitful and mutually inspiring balance.

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Includes prelude(s) for mandolin by Raphael Calace. Soloist: Gertrud Weyhofen-Tröster.

Dutch composer Julius Roentgen (1855-1932) composed these solo works for violin and cello and duets combining the two make up a small but influential portion of Roentgen's compositions. Oliver Kipp, violin, and Katharina Troe, cello, bring the pieces to life on this recording. This breadth of this album gives the listener a broad spectrum of Roentgen's compositional styles.

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