GEN 14312
EAN: 4260036253122 |
4.4.2014 |
| Florent Schmitt (1870 –1958) |
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| Sonate libre en deux par ties enchaînées (ad modum clementis aquae) pour violon et piano op. 68 |
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| Lent sans exagération |
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| Florent Schmitt (1870 –1958) |
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| Sonate libre en deux par ties enchaînées (ad modum clementis aquae) pour violon et piano op. 68 |
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| Animé |
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| Jan Ingenhoven (1876–1951) |
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| Sonate pour violon et piano |
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| Prélude. Moderato |
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| Andante con moto |
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| Allegretto |
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| Finale. Tempo di Prélude |
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| Jan Ingenhoven (1876–1951) |
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| Deuxième Sonate pour violon et piano (1921) |
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| Allegro moderato |
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| Jan Ingenhoven (1876–1951) |
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| Deuxième Sonate pour violon et piano (1921) |
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| Andante con moto |
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| Allegro |
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| László Lajtha (1892–1963) |
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| Sonate en concert pour violon et piano op. 68 |
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| Vif et vigoureux |
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| László Lajtha (1892–1963) |
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| Sonate en concert pour violon et piano op. 68 |
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| Lent, sans traîner |
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| Perpetuum mobile. Vite et toujours léger |
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Violin Sonatas by Florent Schmitt, Jan Ingenhoven and László Lajtha Michael Schäfer, Piano
Ilona Then-Bergh, Violin
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Once again – already for the 14th time! – it is Un!erhört (unheard-of) at GENUIN when the two indefatigable musical gold-diggers Ilona Then-Bergh (violin) and Michael Schäfer (piano) set out on a journey. This time they take us along into the realm of the heirs to Debussy and Ravel, into the land of esprit français. They have collected works of Florent Schmitt, Jan Ingenhoven and Laszlo Lajhta (the last two even world premiere recordings!) and we are astonished, enchanted and intoxicated: what colours, what unexpected harmonies, what musical richness presented in utter perfection - between the wide Dutch plains and the terrific speed of a Magyar express train!
Fanfare
"For those interested in this repertory or these specific composers, the duo has provided a most rewarding hour’s worth of music..."
Review on the magazine Fanfare by Robert Maxham, 19 August 2014
American Record Guide
"Listening to the Lajtha is like entering a room of fresh, clean, and thought-provoking art that invigorates the eye and the spirit."
Review on the American Record Guide by Elaine Fine, 16 September 2014
Music Web International
"The programming juxtapositions work well here, and the well-recorded performances from Ilona Then-Bergh and Michael Schäfer are thoroughly persuasive."
Review on the Music Web International by Jonathan Woolf, November 2014
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