Special offer. Bruch: Complete Works for Violin & Orchestra, Vol. 2
Antje Weithaas (violin)
NDR Sinfonieorchester, Hermann Baumer
[Weithaas's] leisurely approach, while not neglecting the need to keep an onwards momentum, is concerned to give each phrase its own expressive character. She's helped by an especially well-balanced...
Special offer. Bruch: Complete Works for Violin & Orchestra, Vol. 2
Antje Weithaas (violin)
NDR Sinfonieorchester, Hermann Baumer
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[Weithaas's] leisurely approach, while not neglecting the need to keep an onwards momentum, is concerned to give each phrase its own expressive character. She's helped by an especially well-balanced...
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Max Bruch is perhaps the most famous one-work composer, but, as this new disc from cpo demonstrates, his oeuvre continues to hold many a rewarding discovery in store. And when a gifted artist like Antje Weithaas unearths these buried gems, the results are remarkable. On Vol. 2 this superb violinist turns to Bruch’s first violin concerto, the great Serenade, and the gripping In Memoriam.
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September 2015
[Weithaas's] leisurely approach, while not neglecting the need to keep an onwards momentum, is concerned to give each phrase its own expressive character. She's helped by an especially well-balanced accompaniment, with Herman Baumer concerned throughout that countermelodies are clearly projected while giving a varied, always convincing character to the overall sound.
