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AV 2125

Brahms Violin Concerto - Schumann Fourth Symphony

Released Date:
01 Apr 2007

Originally recorded in 2007
Artists:

Northern Sinfonia


Thomas Zehetmair



Venue:

Hall One of The Sage, Gateshead

8 Nov and 9-11 Dec 2006

Producer:

Simon Fox-Gal



Engineer:

Jonathan Stokes

Brahms

Simon Fox-Gal

Schumann

Record Label
Avie Records

Genre:

Violin


Orchestral & Concertos

Total Time - 57:31
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Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in D major Op.77

 35:00  
1 I Allegro non troppo * 19:27
  *Cadenza - Thomas Zehetmair  
2 II Adagio 7:53
3 III Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace 7:40
   
 

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Symphony No 4 in D minor Op.120

 22:31  
4 I Andante con molto - Allegro di molto 7:52
5 II Romanza : Andante 3:26
6 III Scherzo: Presto 5:50
7 IV Finale: Allegro vivace 5:23
Thomas Zehetmair is one of the most significant violinists of his generation. He has enjoyed a successful international career for a considerable time and audiences and critics alike are enthusiastic about him as soloist, chamber musician and, for some years, a conductor as well. This disc now available for downloading couples the magnificent Violin Concerto of Brahms with Schumann's richly romantic Fourth Symphony in the original 1841 version. The playing throughout is superb and the interpretations offer a rewarding fresh view of these two nineteenth-century masterpieces.
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