Works by Saint-Saëns, Beethoven, Ginastera, Janácek, Brahms

CD album cover 'Works by Saint-Saëns, Beethoven, Ginastera, Janácek, Brahms' (GEN 88120) with Maximilian Hornung ...

GEN 88120 EAN: 4260036251203

25.4.2008Special offer
18.90 € 16.90 €

Edition Primavera

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You like lobster? Or perhaps prefer figs? A bit of liver paté, a crème brûlée? You’ll find all of that on the new GENUIN CD from the series with German Music Council prize winners! One musical delight follows the other; the just 22-year-old cellist Maximilian Hornung and his piano partner Gerhard Vielhaber play Brahms, serve us Saint-Saëns and Ginastera, offer Beethoven and Janáček. Whoever looks forward to a sample of this young, brilliant duo has come to the right place, as has the music-lover on the lookout for new recordings of well-known and unknown cello works. Everything shines and dazzles, is technically flawless and musically outstanding. One’s mouth really begins to water – hopefully the two young musicians will soon be playing a live concert nearby…

At 22 years of age, Maximilian Hornung tackles the stylistically wide-ranging programme simply magnificently, with a slender, flexible and at the same time incredibly energetic and vital tone, red-hot emphasis and an eminently fine sense of sound. (Partituren 7/8 2008)

Read the French review on Classique Info, 03.04.2009.

Maximilian Hornung Violoncello
Gerhard Vielhaber Piano

You like lobster? Or perhaps prefer figs? A bit of liver paté, a crème brûlée? You’ll find all of that on the new GENUIN CD from the series with German Music Council prize winners! One musical delight follows the other; the just 22-year-old cellist Maximilian Hornung and his piano partner Gerhard Vielhaber play Brahms, serve us Saint-Saëns and Ginastera, offer Beethoven and Janáček. Whoever looks forward to a sample of this young, brilliant duo has come to the right place, as has the music-lover on the lookout for new recordings of well-known and unknown cello works. Everything shines and dazzles, is technically flawless and musically outstanding. One’s mouth really begins to water – hopefully the two young musicians will soon be playing a live concert nearby…

At 22 years of age, Maximilian Hornung tackles the stylistically wide-ranging programme simply magnificently, with a slender, flexible and at the same time incredibly energetic and vital tone, red-hot emphasis and an eminently fine sense of sound. (Partituren 7/8 2008)

Read the French review on Classique Info, 03.04.2009.

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Tracklist

  1. Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921)
    Sonate No. 1 in C minor, op. 32
    Allegro
  2. Andante tranquillo e sostenuto
  3. Allegro moderato
  4. Ludwig van Beethoven
    12 Variations in F major on Mozart's "Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen", op. 66
  5. Alberto Ginastera (1916-1983)
    Puneña No. 2 for Violoncello solo, op. 45
    Harawi
  6. Wayno Karnavalito
  7. Leoš Janácek (1854-1928)
    Pohádka
    Con moto
  8. Allegro
  9. Johannes Brahms
    Sonata No. 2 in F major, op. 99
    Allegro vivace
  10. Adagio affetuoso
  11. Allegro passionato
  12. Allegro molto

You like lobster? Or perhaps prefer figs? A bit of liver paté, a crème brûlée? You’ll find all of that on the new GENUIN CD from the series with German Music Council prize winners! One musical delight follows the other; the just 22-year-old cellist Maximilian Hornung and his piano partner Gerhard Vielhaber play Brahms, serve us Saint-Saëns and Ginastera, offer Beethoven and Janáček. Whoever looks forward to a sample of this young, brilliant duo has come to the right place, as has the music-lover on the lookout for new recordings of well-known and unknown cello works. Everything shines and dazzles, is technically flawless and musically outstanding. One’s mouth really begins to water – hopefully the two young musicians will soon be playing a live concert nearby…

At 22 years of age, Maximilian Hornung tackles the stylistically wide-ranging programme simply magnificently, with a slender, flexible and at the same time incredibly energetic and vital tone, red-hot emphasis and an eminently fine sense of sound. (Partituren 7/8 2008)

Read the French review on Classique Info, 03.04.2009.