Huber, H
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Pianist and quartet are in impeccable harmony and unity in this delightful performance. While this is not great chamber music, it is very enjoyable, and with CPO’s superb sound is worth exploring. —
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Special offer. Hans Huber: Sonatas for Violin & Piano
Gilles Colliard (violin), Timon Altwegg (piano)
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Huber: Symphony No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 63 'Eine Tell-Symphonie'
Swiss Orchestra, Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer
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Both works are most affectionately pointed and spun by Weigle and the Stuttgarters who must know more about Huber and his style than any other orchestra. This is after all their fourth Huber... —
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Swiss-based Trio Fontane plays this music with wonderful commitment and great warmth. This release is highly recommended to anyone who enjoys the music of the late Romantic period. But who doesn’t? —
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Coming soon. 10 Jahre Basel komponiert - Hans Huber 'Romanzen und Balladen - Hadlaub'
Andrea Wiesli (piano)
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Hans Huber: Symphony No. 5
Hansheinz Schneeberger (violin)
Stuttgarter Philharmoniker, Jörg-Peter Weigle
Just take this for what it is: as an unfamiliar symphony for orchestral with violin solo. The mature solo violin part is Brahmsian (somehow emphasised by woodland birdcalls) and recorded with... —