Alexander Hülshoff
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Friedrich Gernsheim: Piano Concerto op. 16 · Cello Concerto op. 78 · Zu einem Drama op. 82
Oliver Triendl (piano), Alexander Hülshoff (cello), Philharmonisches Staatsorchester Mainz, Hermann Bäumer
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Maria Bach: Chamber Works
Oliver Triendl (piano), Marina Grauman (violin), Nina Karmon (violin), Öykü Canpolat (viola), Alexander Hülshoff (cello)
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The performances have everything to recommend them: rhythmically vital, carefully prepared and engineered, continually leaning into climaxes and then sympathetically drawing breath without unduly... —
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New. Caspar Joseph Brambach: Complete Chamber Music
Nina Karmon (violin), Roland Glassl (viola), Wen-Sinn Yang, Oliver Triendl (piano), Tianwa Wang, Andreas Willwohl, Benedikt Schneider, Arnold Stieve, Alexander Hülshoff (cello)
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Antoine Bohrer; Max Bohrer: Grand Symphonie Militaire; Violin Concerto; Cello Concerto
Friedemann Eichhorn (violin), Alexander Hülshoff (cello), Jena Philharmonic Orchestra, Nicolás Pasquet
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Popper: Complete Suites for Cello
Alexander Hulshoff (cello), Martin Rummel (cello), Mari Kato (piano), Bertin Christelbauer (cello)
This is catnip for cello lovers. —
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Glière: Complete Duets with Cello
Martin Rummel & Alexander Hülshoff (cellos), Friedemann Eichhorn (violin) & Till Alexander Körber (piano)
[Glière] holds our attention by constantly ringing the changes on style and form so as to ensure that each piece has an individual identity and to differentiate it from its neighbours...Such... —
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Josef Labor: Clarinet Quintet, Quintet & Clarinet Trio
Thorsten Johanss (clarinet), Juri Vallentin (oboe), Theo Plath (bassoon), Premysl Vojta (horn), Nina Karmon (violin), Andreas Willwohl (viola), Alexander Hulshoff (cello), Olivier Triendl (piano)
The performances here are excellent. Johanns, who plays in all four works...has a dark, appealing tone, flawless intonation, and plenty of technique. Triendl is simply remarkable. —