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Lisa Batiashvili: Bach

Lisa Batiashvili (violin), François Leleux (oboe), Emmanuel Pahud (flute), Peter Kofler

Kammerorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Radoslaw Szulc

Batiashvili’s violin is seductive and the spirit lively – a pleasing, middle-of-the-road selection.

Lisa Batiashvili: Bach

Lisa Batiashvili (violin), François Leleux (oboe), Emmanuel Pahud (flute), Peter Kofler

Kammerorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Radoslaw Szulc

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Batiashvili’s violin is seductive and the spirit lively – a pleasing, middle-of-the-road selection.

About

Lisa Batiashvili presents a fine selection in chamber and orchestral music of popular, but also newly recorded Bach pieces.

This includes the first ever recording of Bach’s famous aria “Erbarme Dich, mein Gott” in a transcription for violin, oboe and orchestra on Deutsche Grammophon.

First ever recording of C. Ph. E. Bach’s Trio Sonata in b flat minor for violin, flute and BC on Deutsche Grammophon. For this Lisa teams up with the world’s famous flutist from Berliner Philharmoniker, Emmanuel Pahud.

For one of the real hits on that CD, the double concerto for violin and oboe BWV 1060, Lisa collaborates with her husband, the oboist Francois Leleux. An interpretation from the heart!

Contents and tracklist

1. Allegro
Track length4:31
2. Adagio
Track length4:25
3. Allegro
Track length3:14
Sinfonia (Arr. For Violin, Strings And Continuo)
Track length2:45
1. Allegro
Track length7:10
2. Adagio
Track length6:04
3. Allegro assai
Track length2:39
1. Grave
Track length4:29
2. Fuga
Track length7:46
3. Andante
Track length5:51
4. Allegro
Track length4:27
1. Allegro
Track length3:48
2. Adagio
Track length2:57
3. Presto
Track length2:14
No.39 Aria: "Erbarme dich" (Arr. For Oboe d’amore, Violin, Strings And Continuo)
Track length6:51

Spotlight on this release

Awards and reviews

20th August 2014

Batiashvili’s violin is seductive and the spirit lively – a pleasing, middle-of-the-road selection.

Awards Issue 2014

No one could call it a lazily made programme, though whether it is one that really hangs together is a little questionable. What it does do is allow Batiashvili to demonstrate her refined musicianship and technical skills in a range of contexts, as well as her good taste...a disc full of classy music-making.
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