Louis Spohr: Violin Duets 2
Jameson Cooper (violin), James Dickenson (violin)
Cooper and Dickenson are very persuasive performers of these interesting pieces. They complement one another very well, creating a genuine sense of musical conversation
Louis Spohr: Violin Duets 2
Jameson Cooper (violin), James Dickenson (violin)
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Cooper and Dickenson are very persuasive performers of these interesting pieces. They complement one another very well, creating a genuine sense of musical conversation
About
Louis Spohr's reputation as one of Germany's leading violinists was at its height when he composed his 'Duets for Two Violins, Op. 39', and while it appears his intention was to finance an Italian concert tour with marketable duets, the publishers complained of their technical difficulty. Spohr defended this aspect by stating his 'desire to give my duets more inner value, more richness of harmony' than is usual in this genre.
Contents and tracklist
- Jameson Cooper (violin), James Dickenson (violin)
- Jameson Cooper (violin), James Dickenson (violin)
- Jameson Cooper (violin), James Dickenson (violin)
Awards and reviews
February 2020
Cooper and Dickenson are very persuasive performers of these interesting pieces. They complement one another very well, creating a genuine sense of musical conversation
March 2020
Jameson Cooper and James Dickinson exult in the music’s spontaneous flow of sparkling invention, playing with a golden-toned poise and affectionately phrased precision that falls gracefully on the ear… exceptional performances
