Wolfgang Amadé Mozart
The Palatine-Sonatas
KV 301-306
2 CDs
backTobias Koch Piano
Lisa Marie Landgraf violin
GEN 87096 EAN: 4260036250961
19.10.2007Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
A shifting of reality, as in Milan Kundera’s novel “The Unbearable Lightness of Being,” is presented by Tobias Koch (harpsichord) and Lisa Marie Landgraf (violin) in the young Mozart’s great violin sonatas. Perhaps also the great Mozart’s young violin sonatas. For how freshly the music still sounds today on this GENUIN CD, after nearly 250 years! It is still entertainment music in the best sense of the word – as almost everywhere, but with a double bottom and net with Mozart. At any rate, the times have fortunately passed when the harpsichord sounded like an egg-slicer and the baroque violin like ill-treated catgut. The two young musicians’ presentation of probably the best violin sonatas ever dedicated to a Mannheim Princess-Elector are beautiful in sound, voluminous, expansively shaped and performed with boundless fun – truly an “oeuvre premier.”
Audio Player
Tracklist
- Wolfgang Amadé Mozart
Die Kurfürstin-Sonaten KV 301–306
Sonate G-Dur KV 301 - Sonate Es-Dur KV 302
- Sonate C-Dur KV 303
- Sonate e-moll KV 304
- Sonate A-Dur KV 305
- Sonate D-Dur KV 306
- Andante und Fuge KV 402
A shifting of reality, as in Milan Kundera’s novel “The Unbearable Lightness of Being,” is presented by Tobias Koch (harpsichord) and Lisa Marie Landgraf (violin) in the young Mozart’s great violin sonatas. Perhaps also the great Mozart’s young violin sonatas. For how freshly the music still sounds today on this GENUIN CD, after nearly 250 years! It is still entertainment music in the best sense of the word – as almost everywhere, but with a double bottom and net with Mozart. At any rate, the times have fortunately passed when the harpsichord sounded like an egg-slicer and the baroque violin like ill-treated catgut. The two young musicians’ presentation of probably the best violin sonatas ever dedicated to a Mannheim Princess-Elector are beautiful in sound, voluminous, expansively shaped and performed with boundless fun – truly an “oeuvre premier.”