Gulda meets Shostakovich
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Label: Ars Produktion
Cat No: ARS38272
Format: Hybrid SACD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 22nd February 2019
Contents
Works
Concerto for cello and wind orchestraBallet Suite no.2 (1951)
Suite for Variety Orchestra
Artists
Friedrich Kleinhapl (cello)Wiener Concert Verein
Conductor
Rudolf PiehlmayerWorks
Concerto for cello and wind orchestraBallet Suite no.2 (1951)
Suite for Variety Orchestra
Artists
Friedrich Kleinhapl (cello)Wiener Concert Verein
Conductor
Rudolf PiehlmayerAbout
On his recording for Ars Produktion, Friedrich Kleinhapl unites works of the two ‘opposing’ geniuses. Friedrich Kleinhapl is immensly expressive and passionate. Worldwide, he entices the audience as well as critics as a soloist and as chamber musician with his noteworthy performances. He does many things in a new and different way: starting with his posture holding the cello, and his interpretations to the thrilling way to tell the pieces’ stories during the concerts and the individual arrangement of his programs and art projects.
“Mr. Kleinhapl plied his instrument’s gorgeous woody tone with an oversize ardour, shaping lines as a singer might... abundant skills and unbridled passion.” – New York Times
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