Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Wilhelm Stenhammar. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Wilhelm Stenhammar. Mostrar todas las entradas
martes, 14 de julio de 2020
jueves, 6 de diciembre de 2018
Christian Svarfvar BRUCH - STENHAMMAR
Christian Svarfvar has emerged as one of Scandinavia's most sought after
concert violinists. His 2013 debut album on Sterling Records was
praised by the Financial Times who insisted, ''we must hear more from
him.'' Svarfar has worked with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, London
Philharmonic Orchestra, Simon Bolivar Orchestra, Borusan Istanbul
Philharmonic Orchestra and Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra. He has
collaborated on chamber projects with contemporary composers including
Steve Reich, Kaija Saariaho, Howard Shore and Anders Hillborg. On his
first album for Rubicon, Svarfar features one of the best loved of all
19th century concertos, Max Bruch's evergreen Violin Concerto No.1.
Wilhelm Stenhammar's warmly romantic Violin Sonata and Sentimental
Romances complete the recording.
viernes, 21 de septiembre de 2018
Gothenburg Symphony / Neeme Järvi STENHAMMAR Sången - Reverenza - Romeo and Julia - Two Sentimental Romances
The collaboration between Gothenburg Symphony, Neeme Järvi and BIS began
in 1982 with the recording of Wilhelm Stenhammar’s First Symphony,
originally released on vinyl and then re-released on CD in 1986. By that
time, Neeme Järvi and the orchestra had already started on the many
Sibelius recordings that would contribute to the team’s rise to fame.
In total, the orchestra and Järvi would go on to record some 45 discs
for BIS, including several with music by Stenhammar. It would however
take until 2018 – 36 years after that first disc – before the
opportunity arose to record that late, great work of his – the symphonic
cantata Sången (The Song) for four vocal soloists, mixed choir,
children’s choir and large orchestra.
Because of the large forces involved, Sången is a rarity in the concert
hall as well as on disc – there has only been one previous commercial
recording, made in 1988. As might be expected there was a sense of
occasion in the Gothenburg Concert Hall during the concert and recording
of this all-Stenhammar programme – a sense of occasion that audibly
comes across in this present disc. Also included are the well-loved Two
Sentimental Romances for violin and orchestra with the orchestra’s
eminent leader Sara Trobäck as soloist and the rarely heard suite from
the music to Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
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