Special offer. Walter Kaufmann: Piano Concerto No. 3
Elisaveta Blumina, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, David Robert Coleman
Awards:
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Opus Klassik Awards, 2024, Nominated - World Premiere Recording of the Year
[Kaufmann] spent a decade in India, a sojourn audible in the beguiling Six Indian Miniatures with its sinuous raga-inspired melodies. Elsewhere, the Third Piano Concerto’s outer movements fizz...
Special offer. Walter Kaufmann: Piano Concerto No. 3
Elisaveta Blumina, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, David Robert Coleman
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Awards:
-
Opus Klassik Awards, 2024, Nominated - World Premiere Recording of the Year
[Kaufmann] spent a decade in India, a sojourn audible in the beguiling Six Indian Miniatures with its sinuous raga-inspired melodies. Elsewhere, the Third Piano Concerto’s outer movements fizz...
About
Walter Kaufmann (1907-1984) was among the artists who lost their livelihoods with the founding of the 1000-year Reich and had to find his way in another place. The former pupil of Franz Schreker earned his keep at All India Radio in Bombay, where he was the music director for twelve years and also supplied India's aspiring film industry with soundtracks. He spent his later years as a teacher and composer in the USA. This recording marks Kaufmann's debut release, featuring four tightly structured, mostly playful works, and his vivacious "Indian Symphony" and the "Indian Miniatures" may now claim a worthy place in the ranks of renowned "exotic" works. All works on this CD are first recordings!
Contents and tracklist
- Elisaveta Blumina
- Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra
- David Robert Coleman
- Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra
- David Robert Coleman
- Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra
- David Robert Coleman
- Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra
- David Robert Coleman
Awards and reviews
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Opus Klassik Awards2024Nominated - World Premiere Recording of the Year
May 2024
[Kaufmann] spent a decade in India, a sojourn audible in the beguiling Six Indian Miniatures with its sinuous raga-inspired melodies. Elsewhere, the Third Piano Concerto’s outer movements fizz with a Stravinskian energy and wit. Add some beautifully balanced orchestral playing, and the result is a fascinating East-West synthesis.
