Release Date: 01 January 2017
Label: Solo Musica
Packaging Type: Jewel Case
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 4260123642686
Genres: Classical
Composer/Series: From Beethoven to Present - The Sound of the Horn
Description
Mischa Greul feels connected to the Horn Trio by Johannes Brahms in many ways. As a little boy, he used to be quite at home in the Brahmshaus, which was Brahms’s place of residence in Rüschlikon at Lake Zurich in the summer of 1874. During his childhood, it was where his grandparents lived, and their pride in living in such a historic house was passed on to him. Before becoming a member of the Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra, he lived in Baden-Baden where Brahms composed his Opus 40, which has become a constant part of Mischa Greul’s repertoire. Beethoven’s Opus 17 sonata for piano and horn could be interpreted as the dialogue of a married couple. Schumann‘s Adagio and Allegro Opus 70 is all about the fusion of sound. For many horn players it is considered a unique jewel of the horn repertoire. The Air for solo horn by Jörg Widmann is Greul’s latest discovery, according to the composer a 'piece of nature about closeness and distance'.
Alois Muhlbacher; Ensemble Pallidor; Franz Farnberger
Chaos String Quartet
Elvin Hoxha Ganiyev; Wurttembergische Philharmonie Reutlingen; Howard Griffiths
St. Florianer Sangerknaben; Alois Muhlbacher; Franz Farnberger; Klaus Sonnleitner; Markus Stumpner;
Corinna Scheurle; Klara Hornig
Chaos String Quartet
Anna Bineta Diouf; Eugenia Radoslava
Various Artists
