Beethoven Recomposed
Luka Coetzee (cello), Miclen LaiPang (violin), LGT Young Soloists, Alexander Gilman
The various gains and losses in Struck’s arrangements reveal new aspects of these scores, and the performances are impressive both for their polish and commitment.
Beethoven Recomposed
Luka Coetzee (cello), Miclen LaiPang (violin), LGT Young Soloists, Alexander Gilman
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The various gains and losses in Struck’s arrangements reveal new aspects of these scores, and the performances are impressive both for their polish and commitment.
About
To mark the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth, Russian born arranger Paul Struck has arranged two of the composer’s great mid-period chamber masterpieces for soloist and string ensemble. Expanding the sonorities of the ‘Kreutzer’ Sonata – Beethoven’s most important chamber work for violin – allows the sonata’s concertante quality to emerge in a new light. The Cello Sonata No. 3 equally succeeds in conceiving the piano part for ensemble, while exploring fullness of sound and maintaining transparency of texture.
Contents and tracklist
- Arr. P. Struck for Cello & String Ensemble
- Luka Coetzee (cello)
- LGT Young Soloists
- Alexander Gilman
- Arr. P. Struck for Violin & String Ensemble
- Miclen LaiPang (violin)
- LGT Young Soloists
- Alexander Gilman
Awards and reviews
April 2021
The various gains and losses in Struck’s arrangements reveal new aspects of these scores, and the performances are impressive both for their polish and commitment.
