Young Spirit of Serenades
by Bruch, Kilar, Mozart and Tchaikovsky
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GEN 16414 EAN: 4260036254143
4.3.2016Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
With their seventh GENUIN release, Germany’s youngest elite orchestra, the German Philharmonic Strings under their new principal conductor Wolfgang Hentrich, combines pillars of the repertoire with exciting new discoveries. But the young musicians prove that such universally-known pieces as “Eine kleine Nachtmusik” and Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings can be infused with new life and new energy. And whoever is in the mood for travelling can set out on a journey to Sweden with Max Bruch’s Serenade, or visit Poland’s mountain landscapes with Wojciech Kilar (for the first time on CD!) – a true delight for string lovers!
MusicWeb International
"This is exciting music, but in this performance there is more than just enthusiasm. There is nuance and fine phrasing – minimalist music is much more subtle than mere repetitions. I look forward to hearing the piece again."
Review on the MusicWeb International by Michael Wilkinson, April 2016
Fanfare
"The record sound is warm yet clear."
Review on the magazine Fanfare by James A. Altena, 6/7/2016
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With their seventh GENUIN release, Germany’s youngest elite orchestra, the German Philharmonic Strings under their new principal conductor Wolfgang Hentrich, combines pillars of the repertoire with exciting new discoveries. But the young musicians prove that such universally-known pieces as “Eine kleine Nachtmusik” and Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings can be infused with new life and new energy. And whoever is in the mood for travelling can set out on a journey to Sweden with Max Bruch’s Serenade, or visit Poland’s mountain landscapes with Wojciech Kilar (for the first time on CD!) – a true delight for string lovers!
MusicWeb International
"This is exciting music, but in this performance there is more than just enthusiasm. There is nuance and fine phrasing – minimalist music is much more subtle than mere repetitions. I look forward to hearing the piece again."
Review on the MusicWeb International by Michael Wilkinson, April 2016
Fanfare
"The record sound is warm yet clear."
Review on the magazine Fanfare by James A. Altena, 6/7/2016