Kreisler: Liebesfreud, Liebesleid

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Label
Capriccio
Release Date
February 28, 2012
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      KREISLER, FRITZ
    • PERFORMER
      Budapest Strings, Bánfalvi
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      February 28, 2012
    • UPC
      845221051208
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      C5120
    • LABEL
      Capriccio
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Chamber Music & Recitals
    Works ⌄

    1. No. 1. Liebesfreud

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    2. No. 2. Liebesleid

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    3. No. 3. Schon Rosmarin

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    4. Chanson Louis XIII

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    5. Pavane

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    6. Grave in the style of W. F. Bach (arr. for violin and strings)

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    7. Variations on a Theme of Corelli in the Style of Tartini (arr. for violin and strings)

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    8. Aubade provençale in the style of Couperin (arr. for violin and strings)

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    9. Praeludium

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    10. Allegro

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    11. Andantino in the Style of Martini (arr. for violin and strings)

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    12. La Precieuse in the Style of L. Couperin (arr. for violin and strings)

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    13. Sicilienne

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    14. Rigaudon

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    15. Tempo di Menuetto in the Style of Pugnani (arr. for violin and strings)

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    16. Allegretto in the Style of Boccherini (arr. for violin and strings)

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    17. Scherzo in the Style of Dittersdorf (arr. for violin and strings)

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    18. Rondino on a Theme by Beethoven (arr. for violin and strings)

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    19. Recitativo

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    20. Scherzo-caprice

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay

    21. Caprice viennois, Op. 2 (arr. for violin and strings)

      Composer: Fritz Kreisler

      Ensemble: Budapest Strings

      Performer: Béla Bánfalvi

      Conductor: Károly Botvay


For decades, Fritz Kreisler left the music world under the misapprehension that he had found compositions by Cartier, Couperin, Dittersdorf, Padre Martini, Porpora, Pugnani, Stamitz or Vivaldi in monasteries and castle archives and arranged these himself for violin and piano. He left questions as to the original sources unanswered. At sixty, he publicly and freely admitted that he had played a superb joke around thirty years before: he had concealed most of his own works behind the names of masters of the 17th and 18th centuries. Many of these initially controversial compositions have become staples for violinists today.