New. American Tunes #1
Anne-Sophie Mutter (violin), Knut Johannessen, Roman Patkoló, Daniel Müller-Schott (cello), Lambert Orkis (piano), Mutter’s Virtuosi
Mutter is joined in Previn's Piano Trio by the outstanding pairing of cellist Daniel MüllerSchott and her long-standing pianist Lambert Orkis. They capture every nuance of Previn's customary...
New. American Tunes #1
Anne-Sophie Mutter (violin), Knut Johannessen, Roman Patkoló, Daniel Müller-Schott (cello), Lambert Orkis (piano), Mutter’s Virtuosi
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Mutter is joined in Previn's Piano Trio by the outstanding pairing of cellist Daniel MüllerSchott and her long-standing pianist Lambert Orkis. They capture every nuance of Previn's customary...
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In this second volume of the ASM Forte Forward series, Anne-Sophie Mutter performs works by two composers close to her heart.
First, André Previn (1929–2019), to whom the violinist was married for several years, and with whom she remained close friends until his death. A jazz pianist, conductor and composer, the multifaceted talents of this great musician opened up new musical worlds for her. Here she presents his Piano Trio (2009), as well as his Violin Concerto No. 2, composed in 2010 for solo violin, string orchestra and harpsichord, a nod to Baroque music and to an instrument that is unusual in contemporary music ensembles.
Another instrument featured outside of its normal context is the double bass: Anne-Sophie Mutter asked Sebastian Currier to write a duo for her and double bassist Roman Patkoló, one of the scholarship recipients of her foundation. For this commission Currier wrote Ringtone Variations: "I wanted to work with material that is very simple and familiar to everyone", says Currier. "This is the only piece where, if a phone went off in the audience, suddenly you have a new variation!"
Contents and tracklist
- Anne-Sophie Mutter
- Mutter’s Virtuosi
- Anne-Sophie Mutter, Roman Patkoló
- Anne-Sophie Mutter, Roman Patkoló
- Anne-Sophie Mutter, Roman Patkoló
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Awards and reviews
September 2026
Mutter is joined in Previn's Piano Trio by the outstanding pairing of cellist Daniel MüllerSchott and her long-standing pianist Lambert Orkis. They capture every nuance of Previn's customary post-Korngold Romanticism in the first two movements before having a riot as the frolicking final movement playfully flits between Bartók, Strauss, jazz and much else.
September 2026
Her familiar richness of tone is gratifyingly abundant, but so too is the buoyancy needed to keep Previn's lyricism from turning merely plush.