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Uuno Klami & Einar Englund: Violin Concertos

Benjamin Schmid (violin)

Oulu Symphony Orchestra, Johannes Gustavsson

Not a lost masterpiece but a sturdy work with individual touches.

Uuno Klami & Einar Englund: Violin Concertos

Benjamin Schmid (violin)

Oulu Symphony Orchestra, Johannes Gustavsson

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Not a lost masterpiece but a sturdy work with individual touches.

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The Violin Concertos by Uuno Klami (1900-1961) and Einar Englund(1916-1999) are 20th century masterpieces of the violin concerto genre bothovershadowed until now by their compatriot Jean Sibelius' hugely popularViolin Concerto. In this recording award-winning violinist Benjamin Schmidgives impressive performances of the two works together with OuluSymphony Orchestra and their chief conductor Johannes Gustavsson.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro moderato
Track length13:51
II. Moderato
Track length7:51
III. Finale. Allegro molto
Track length7:08
I. Allegro molto moderato
Track length11:29
II. Adagio ma non troppo
Track length9:10
III. Allegro giocoso
Track length7:30

Awards and reviews

January 2017

Not a lost masterpiece but a sturdy work with individual touches.

3rd November 2016

A vital imagination is evinced by every aspect of this disc.

The Classical Reviewer November 2016

Benjamin Schmid with the Oulu Symphony Orchestra under Johannes Gustavsson provide first rate performances of these two very fine concertos

Classical Ear

There are some lovely things, not least a soulfulness that goes beyond words – the slow movement is reminiscent of Shostakovich – and the finale is sustained in its vigour...Much excellence from Benjamin Schmid, accompanied alertly in Oulu, and the recording is naturally balanced.
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