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The Soul of Lady Harmsworth

Famous Encores for Violin

Kristóf Baráti (violin), Gábor Farkas (piano)

The Soul of Lady Harmsworth
for those who like to hear the violin played at its sweet and acrobatic best, then Baráti is out of the top drawer…he puts one in mind of Vengerov, with the same intensity of sound, unbridled...

The Soul of Lady Harmsworth

Famous Encores for Violin

Kristóf Baráti (violin), Gábor Farkas (piano)

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for those who like to hear the violin played at its sweet and acrobatic best, then Baráti is out of the top drawer…he puts one in mind of Vengerov, with the same intensity of sound, unbridled...

About

This album offers a selection of popular violin miniatures from the period of Romanticism. Listening to these pieces it is easy to comprehend why we all get enchanted by virtuosity and that beautiful melodies always capture the human heart, young and old alike. The recording also features music that has been composed by the performer to demonstrate his own remarkable capacities while the album also has pieces that sound more like honest confessions overshadowed by grandiose compositions. The works are performed by Kristóf Baráti on his Stradivarius Lady Harmsworth and he is accompanied by pianist Gábor Farkas.

Contents and tracklist

No. 1, Romanza andaluza
Track length4:53
No. 1, Malagueña
Track length4:37
No. 2, Zapateado
Track length3:13
No. 6 in G Major "Die letze Rose"
Track length9:05
No. 1, Méditation
Track length9:33
No. 2, Scherzo
Track length3:11
No. 3, Mélodie
Track length3:30

Awards and reviews

January 2016

for those who like to hear the violin played at its sweet and acrobatic best, then Baráti is out of the top drawer…he puts one in mind of Vengerov, with the same intensity of sound, unbridled athleticism and, when needed, searing leaps into the stratosphere that send a tingle down the spine. Pianist Gábor Farkas, too, is no wallflower…and, beneficially, he has been given equal billing in the sound picture
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