Scenes
works by E. W. Korngold, Joseph Marx, Paul Badura-Skoda, Stefan Esser, F. Mompou, F. Delius
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GEN 89529 EAN: 4260036255294
26.6.2009Special offer11.90 € 9.90 €
Any cellist desperately in need of new works to perform will go through their collection of scores—and usually come up empty. But now there’s something exciting, moving, funny, richly varied, though almost never on concert programs out there... the new Genuin classics CD “Scenes” featuring the fabulous duo of Michael Schlechtriem (cello) and Noriko Kitano (piano). This release rewards the listener with brilliant performances of rarely heard cello repertoire. Who, after all, is familiar with the Frederick Delius cello sonata? Or how Paul Badura-Skoda’s Elegie? And how about the duos by Korngold and Mompou? – I beg your pardon. You don’t play the cello? All the better, for now you can just lean back and simply delight in this wonderful chamber music performanc
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Tracklist
- Erich Wolfgang Korngold (1897-1957)
From the incidental music to "Much Ado about Nothing" for Violin and Piano, op. 11
Maiden in the bridal chamber - Dogberry and Verges
- Garden scene
- Masquerade
- Joseph Marx (1882-1964)
Pastorale for Cello and Piano - Paul Badura-Skoda (*1927)
Elegie for Piano - Stefan Esser (*1966)
Sonata for Cello and Piano
Andante sempre rubato - Allegro moderato - Lento, molto tranquillo
- Allegro risoluto - Epilog, quasi una Passacaglia: Lento tranquillo
- Federico Mompou (1893-1987)
El Pont for Cello and Piano - Frederick Delius (1862-1934)
Sonata for Cello and Piano
Allegro, ma non troppo - Lento, molto tranquillo - Tempo I - Maestoso
Any cellist desperately in need of new works to perform will go through their collection of scores—and usually come up empty. But now there’s something exciting, moving, funny, richly varied, though almost never on concert programs out there... the new Genuin classics CD “Scenes” featuring the fabulous duo of Michael Schlechtriem (cello) and Noriko Kitano (piano). This release rewards the listener with brilliant performances of rarely heard cello repertoire. Who, after all, is familiar with the Frederick Delius cello sonata? Or how Paul Badura-Skoda’s Elegie? And how about the duos by Korngold and Mompou? – I beg your pardon. You don’t play the cello? All the better, for now you can just lean back and simply delight in this wonderful chamber music performanc