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COMPOSERGULDA SHOSTAKOVICH
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PERFORMERKleinhapl, Piehlmayer, Wiener Concert Verein
Gulda Meets Shostakovich / Kleinhapl, Piehlmayer, Vienna Koncertverein
- Ars Produktion
- March 15, 2019
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RELEASE DATEMarch 15, 2019
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UPC4260052382721
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CATALOG NUMBERARS38272
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LABELArs Produktion
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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I. Ouverture
Composer: Friedrich Gulda
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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II. Idylle
Composer: Friedrich Gulda
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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III. Cadenza
Composer: Friedrich Gulda
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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IV. Menuett
Composer: Friedrich Gulda
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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V. Finale alla marcia
Composer: Friedrich Gulda
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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I. Waltz
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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II. Polka
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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Ballet Suite No. 2: IV. Sentimental Romance (The Tale of a Priest and His Servant Balda) (arr. A. Wagendristel for cello and orchestra)
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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Jazz Suite No. 1: III. Foxtrot (Blues) (arr. A. Wagendristel for cello and orchestra)
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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The Gadfly Suite, Op. 97a: VI. Contredanse (arr. A. Wagendristel for cello and orchestra) (excerpts)
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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Ballet Suite No. 3: Elegy (The Human Comedy) (arr. A. Wagendristel for cello and orchestra)
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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Ballet Suite No. 2: V. Spring Waltz (Michurin) (arr. A. Wagendristel for cello and orchestra)
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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VII. Galop
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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VIII. Romance
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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Suite for Variety Orchestra, "Jazz Suite No. 2": I. March (arr. A. Wagendristel for cello and orchestra)
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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Ballet Suite No. 3: VI. Galop (The Limpid Stream) (arr. A. Wagendristel for cello and orchestra)
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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The Gadfly Suite, Op. 97a: III. Folk Feast (arr. A. Wagendristel for cello and orchestra) (excerpts)
Composer: Dmitri Shostakovich
Ensemble: Vienna Konzertverein Orchestra
Performer: Friedrich Kleinhapl
Conductor: Rudolf Piehlmayer
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Both Shostakovich and Gulda were masters at blending the levels of art and light music in a profitable way. One discreetly and he almost refines through the back door, the other in the form of a provocative cultural shock in his role as a musical bourgeois terror. On his recording for Ars Produktion, Friedrich Kleinhapl unites works of the two 'opposing' geniuses. Friedrich Kleinhapl is immensely expressive and passionate. Worldwide, he entices the audience as well as critics as a soloist and as chamber musician with his noteworthy performances. He does many things in a new and different way: starting with his posture holding the cello, and his interpretations to the thrilling way to tell the pieces’ stories during the concerts and the individual arrangement of his programs and art projects. Additionally, he concerns himself in a heartfelt way with children with hearing impairment through his association “Get a Hearing”.
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