J Haas, Reger & Renner - Works for Violin and Organ
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Label: TYXart
Cat No: TXA19131
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 2nd July 2021
Contents
Works
Chorale FughettasChurch Sonata no.2 in D minor ('Es ist ein Schnitter'), op.62 no.2
Praeludium IX in E major
Aria after Bach's 'O Mensch bewein dein Sunde gross'
Tondichtungen nach Arnold Bocklin (4), op.128
Kanzone in G major, op.56 no.2 (arr. from Organ Suite no.1, op.56)
Artists
Sreten Krstic (violin)Norbert Duchtel (organ)
Ludwig Schmitt (organ)
Works
Chorale FughettasChurch Sonata no.2 in D minor ('Es ist ein Schnitter'), op.62 no.2
Praeludium IX in E major
Aria after Bach's 'O Mensch bewein dein Sunde gross'
Tondichtungen nach Arnold Bocklin (4), op.128
Kanzone in G major, op.56 no.2 (arr. from Organ Suite no.1, op.56)
Artists
Sreten Krstic (violin)Norbert Duchtel (organ)
Ludwig Schmitt (organ)
About
Together with Paul Hindemith and Heinrich Burkard, Joseph Haas co-founded the “Donaueschinger internationale Kammermusikfeste für Neue Musik” (Donaueschingen International Chamber Music Festival for New Music) in 1921. The works show the mastery of variation and the peculiarities of the compositional style of Joseph Haas.
Joseph Renner studied organ and composition with Joseph Rheinberger in Munich and worked mainly in Regensburg/Bavaria. He was particularly appreciated by his contemporaries as a composer of spiritual and organ works.
“Der geigende Eremit” (The Hermit Fiddler) from Max Reger’s Böcklin Suite as programme music can be heard on this album, as one of his best-known works, and from the point of view of its content it is almost suitable for a version for violin and organ.
The works for violin and organ, and organ solo, by Joseph Haas (1879–1960), Max Reger (1873–1916) and Josef Renner (1868–1934) are very interesting musical oeuvres, interpreted by the international well-known artist Sreten Krstić.
He has been principal concertmaster of the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra since 1992, with Sergiu Celibidache as the orchestra’s chief-conductor, Norbert Düchtel and Ludwig Schmitt, organ.
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