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JENNER: Cello Sonata / HERZOGENBERG: Legenden / BRAHMS: Cello Sonata No. 2 (Brahms and His Friends, Vol. 1)

JENNER: Cello Sonata / HERZOGENBERG: Legenden / BRAHMS: Cello Sonata No. 2 (Brahms and His Friends, Vol. 1)

Released Date:
01 Feb 2013

Originally recorded in 1993
Artists:

Peter Horr

Soloist

Saiko Sasaki

Soloist

Venue:

Hans Rosbaud-Studio, Baden-Baden, Germany



Record Label
Divox

Genre:

Chamber


Classical

Total Time - 59:14
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JENNER: Cello Sonata / HERZOGENBERG: Legenden / BRAHMS: Cello Sonata No. 2 (Brahms and His Friends, Vol. 1)

     
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GUSTAV UWE JENNER

 

Cello Sonata in D major

  
1 I. Allegro moderato 5:53
 Peter Horr Soloist
     
2 II. Andante con variazioni 7:55
 Saiko Sasaki Soloist
     
3 III. Allegro 6:17
 Saiko Sasaki Soloist
     
 

HEINRICH VON HERZOGENBERG

 

Legenden, Op. 62

  
4 I. Andantino 5:39
 Saiko Sasaki Soloist
     
5 II. Moderato 4:38
 Peter Horr Soloist
     
6 III. Andante 4:00
 Saiko Sasaki Soloist
     
 

JOHANNES BRAHMS

 

Cello Sonata No. 2 in F major, Op. 99

  
7 I. Allegro vivace 7:59
 Saiko Sasaki Soloist
     
8 II. Adagio affettuoso 6:09
 Saiko Sasaki Soloist
     
9 III. Allegro passionato 6:32
 Saiko Sasaki Soloist
     
10 IV. Allegro molto 4:12
 Peter Horr Soloist


Jenner | Brahms | Herzogenberg: Works für Violoncello and Piano
 
The circle of friends of Johannes Brahms is distinguished by its exceptional concentration of highly gifted musicians. It is no wonder that, with the exception of Robert Schumann, these friends remained in the shadow of the great Master. However, the unmistakeable talent and independent merit of the composers Heinrich von Herzogenberg (1843-1900) and Gustav Uwe Jenner (1865-1920) blossomed through regular contact with Brahms and led to interesting results, not only for Musicologists. Recent rediscoveries of their music have revealed significantly enriching contributions to the chamber music literature.
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