Special offer. Claudio Abbado: Haydn & Mozart
Lucas Macías Navarro (oboe), Gregory Ahss (violin), Konstantin Pfiz (cello) & Guilhaume Santana (bassoon)
Orchestra Mozart, Claudio Abbado
Awards:
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International Classical Music Awards, 2015, Winner - Concerto
The performance of the Mozart Oboe Concerto is admirably beautiful, with fine playing from Lucas Macias Navarro, and every orchestral phrase lovingly caressed by Abbado. At 40 minutes the disc...
Special offer. Claudio Abbado: Haydn & Mozart
Lucas Macías Navarro (oboe), Gregory Ahss (violin), Konstantin Pfiz (cello) & Guilhaume Santana (bassoon)
Orchestra Mozart, Claudio Abbado
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Awards:
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International Classical Music Awards, 2015, Winner - Concerto
The performance of the Mozart Oboe Concerto is admirably beautiful, with fine playing from Lucas Macias Navarro, and every orchestral phrase lovingly caressed by Abbado. At 40 minutes the disc...
About
The Swiss label Claves pays tribute to conductor Claudio Abbado, who died in January 2014. The importance of working with and learning from young people was one of Abbado’s main legacies. In 2004, he founded Orchestra Mozart as a meeting-place for young musicians from many countries. This recording is one of their last with Abbado; it features members of the orchestra as soloists in works by Mozart and Haydn.
Contents and tracklist
- Lucas Macías Navarro
- Orchestra Mozart
- Claudio Abbado
- Guilhaume Santana, Gregory Ahss, Lucas Macías Navarro, Konstantin Pfiz
- Orchestra Mozart
- Claudio Abbado
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Awards and reviews
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International Classical Music Awards2015Winner - Concerto
April 2015
The performance of the Mozart Oboe Concerto is admirably beautiful, with fine playing from Lucas Macias Navarro, and every orchestral phrase lovingly caressed by Abbado. At 40 minutes the disc isn't generously filled, but few would want to measure the musical riches it offers by the clock.
Classical Music May 2015
This poignant, compelling disc is…[a] testament to Abbado’s legacy
