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Special offer. Bruch: Complete Works for Violin and Orchestra Vol. 3

Antje Weithaas (violin)

NDR Radiophilharmonie, Hermann Bäumer

This satin-toned, German solo and chamber violinist has a knack of eking out every nuance, resulting in a performance every bit as colourful as Jack Liebeck’s 2014 recording.

Special offer. Bruch: Complete Works for Violin and Orchestra Vol. 3

Antje Weithaas (violin)

NDR Radiophilharmonie, Hermann Bäumer

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This satin-toned, German solo and chamber violinist has a knack of eking out every nuance, resulting in a performance every bit as colourful as Jack Liebeck’s 2014 recording.

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This month CPO announce the release of their final volume of the complete edition of Max Bruch's works for violin and orchestra with the superb violinist Antje Weithaas. Bruch's friendships first with Joseph Joachim and then later with Pablo de Sarasate were a great source of inspiration. The result: his three concertos (actually four, if we count the four-movement Serenade), the Fantasy, a Konzertstück, and various other pieces not only constitute what is by far the largest work group within his symphonic oeuvre but also without exception occupy the absolute heights in the concert literature of the nineteenth century. Our Vol. 3 features the rarely performed and wrongly neglected Violin Concerto No. 3 in D minor Op. 58.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro energico
Track length18:53
II. Adagio
Track length11:57
III. Finale. Allegro molto
Track length9:10
I. Allegro appassionato
Track length8:53
II. Adagio, ma non troppo lento
Track length9:21

Awards and reviews

January 2017

This satin-toned, German solo and chamber violinist has a knack of eking out every nuance, resulting in a performance every bit as colourful as Jack Liebeck’s 2014 recording.

9th January 2017

Stunning performances that can stand firmly alongside the finest in the catalogue.
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