Chamber, Kreutzer, K (composer)
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Virtuoso Trumpet Concertos
Forgotten Treasures Vol. 9
Robert Vanryne (trumpet), Ulrike Schneider (mezzo), Anna Torge (mandolin), David Sinclair (Wiener kontrabass), Kathryn Cok (fortepiano)
Kölner Akademie, Michael Alexander Willens
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Beyond Beethoven - other music from his time
Christopher Hinterhuber (piano), Madoka Inui (piano), Ernst Ottensamer (clarinet), Benjamin Frith (piano), Zsuzsa Kollar (piano), Joseph Payne (organ), Heather Conner (piano), Hasse Borup (violin), Kalman Berkes (clarinet), Kaori Tsutsui (clarinet), Jan Cut (viola), Milan Telecky (viola), Viktor...
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Here’s a postcard from that august nineteenth century watering hole and spa, Baden-Baden...There’s plenty of frolicsome writing as well as some Rossininian sparkle...All very competently done... —
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Long Road Home
Bill Barnewitz (horn), Ursula Oppens (piano), Joyce DiDonato (mezzo), Carol Anderson (piano), Jennifer Holloway (soprano), Anne-Carolyn Bird (soprano), Margaret Butler (oboe), Todd Levy (clarinet), Ted Soluri (bassoon), Eglise Gutierrez (soprano)
Bill Barnewitz's platonically beautiful reading of the long horn melody in the second movement was the signal event in a performance that took the high road to big emotional impact. —
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Kreutzer: Grand Septet, Op. 62; Beethoven: Septet, Op. 20
Willi Boskovsky (violin), Gunter Breitenbach (viola), Nikolaus Hubner (cello), Johann Krump (double bass), Alfred Boskovsky (clarinet), Rudolf Hanzl (bassoon), Josef Veleba (french horn, horn), Members of the Wiener Oktett
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Special offer. Beethoven & Conradin Kreutzer: Septets
Sebastian Manz (clarinet), Theo Plath (bassoon), Felix Klieser (horn), Franziska Hölscher (violin), Haesue Lee (viola), Andrei Ioniţă (cello), Dominik Wagner (doublebass)
Nowadays we hear [the Beethoven] too little; this German collaboration is a coming-together of soloists rather than an established chamber group, and they have a winning freshness in this six-movement... —
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