Folk Roots
Works by Janacék, Veress, Holliger, Enescu, Schulhoff and Bartók
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GEN 20689 EAN: 4260036256895
6.3.2020
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The composers Maia Cabeza unites on her debut CD come from the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania. She traces the musical traditions that flowed into the compositions of the 1920s and 1930s by Janáček, Veress, Holliger, Enescu, Schulhoff and Bartók. The exception in this picture is Heinz Holliger's sparkling Spring Dance of 2001: a very unique approach to the musical heritage of his native Switzerland. The Canadian-American violinist Maia Cabeza, winner of the 2018 Johann Sebastian Bach Competition, together with Zoltán Fejérvári on the piano, makes these different influences delicately audible.
Nominated for the PDSK
Maia Cabeza enthuses the trade press with her debut CD "Folk Roots" and is now nominated for the German Record Critics' Prize in the chamber music category.
Deutschlandfunk Kultur
"Kammermusikerin mit Leidenschaft" Listen to the broadcast of May 18 2020 with Carola Malter here on Deutschlandfunk Kultur.
Svens Opernparadies
"rhythmisch akzentuierte Virtuosität ... feinsinnig und berührend ... Grandios diese packende dramatische Intensität von Maia Cabeza ..." Read the whole review from June 3rd 2020 here on the website of Svens Opernpardies.
Music Web International
"This imaginative collection of compositions inspired in various ways by folk music traditions serves not only as a showcase for Cabeza’s talents, but works equally well as a satisfying musical experience. There is a real sense of unity and imagination about the programme."
Review on the Music Web International by Terry Barfoot, March 2020
Deutschlandfunk Kultur
"Wenn Volksmusik mitreißt"
Maia Cabeza im Interview über ihre neue CD mit Carola Malter in der Sendung Einstand. Hier kann man das Interview vom 11. Mai 2020 nachhören.
Ihr Opernratgeber
"rhythmisch akzentuierte Virtuosität ... feinsinnig und berührend ... Grandios diese packende dramatische Intensität von Maia Cabeza ..."
Besprechung auf Ihr Opernratgeber von Sven Godenrath, 3. Juni 2020
Deutschlandfunk Kultur
"Kammermusikerin mit Leidenschaft"
Zur Sendung auf Deutschlandfunk Kultur von Carola Malter, 18.5.2020
Maia Cabeza Violin
Zoltán Fejérvári Piano
Alexandros Giovanos Percussion
The composers Maia Cabeza unites on her debut CD come from the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania. She traces the musical traditions that flowed into the compositions of the 1920s and 1930s by Janáček, Veress, Holliger, Enescu, Schulhoff and Bartók. The exception in this picture is Heinz Holliger's sparkling Spring Dance of 2001: a very unique approach to the musical heritage of his native Switzerland. The Canadian-American violinist Maia Cabeza, winner of the 2018 Johann Sebastian Bach Competition, together with Zoltán Fejérvári on the piano, makes these different influences delicately audible.
Nominated for the PDSK
Maia Cabeza enthuses the trade press with her debut CD "Folk Roots" and is now nominated for the German Record Critics' Prize in the chamber music category.
Deutschlandfunk Kultur
"Kammermusikerin mit Leidenschaft" Listen to the broadcast of May 18 2020 with Carola Malter here on Deutschlandfunk Kultur.
Svens Opernparadies
"rhythmisch akzentuierte Virtuosität ... feinsinnig und berührend ... Grandios diese packende dramatische Intensität von Maia Cabeza ..." Read the whole review from June 3rd 2020 here on the website of Svens Opernpardies.
Music Web International
"This imaginative collection of compositions inspired in various ways by folk music traditions serves not only as a showcase for Cabeza’s talents, but works equally well as a satisfying musical experience. There is a real sense of unity and imagination about the programme."
Review on the Music Web International by Terry Barfoot, March 2020
Deutschlandfunk Kultur
"Wenn Volksmusik mitreißt"
Maia Cabeza im Interview über ihre neue CD mit Carola Malter in der Sendung Einstand. Hier kann man das Interview vom 11. Mai 2020 nachhören.
Ihr Opernratgeber
"rhythmisch akzentuierte Virtuosität ... feinsinnig und berührend ... Grandios diese packende dramatische Intensität von Maia Cabeza ..."
Besprechung auf Ihr Opernratgeber von Sven Godenrath, 3. Juni 2020
Deutschlandfunk Kultur
"Kammermusikerin mit Leidenschaft"
Zur Sendung auf Deutschlandfunk Kultur von Carola Malter, 18.5.2020
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Tracklist
- Leoš Janácek (1854–1928)
Sonata for Violin and Piano (1922)
Con moto - Ballada. Con moto
- Allegretto
- Adagio
- Sándor Veress (1907–1992)
Sonata for Solo Violin (1935)
Allegro - Adagio
- Allegro molto
- Heinz Holliger (*1939)
COncErto? (2000–01)
Frühlingstanz (unstet) - George Enescu (1881–1955)
Airs dans le genre roumain (1926)
Moderato – Molto rubato - Allegro giusto
- Andante
- Allegro giocoso
- Erwin Schulhoff (1894–1942)
Sonata for Solo Violin, WV 83 (1927)
Allegro con fuoco - Andante sostenuto
- Scherzo: Allegretto grazioso
- Finale: Allegro risoluto
- Béla Bartók (1881–1945)
Rhapsody No. 2 for Violin and Piano, Sz. 90 (1928)
Lassú. Moderato - Friss. Allegro moderato
The composers Maia Cabeza unites on her debut CD come from the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania. She traces the musical traditions that flowed into the compositions of the 1920s and 1930s by Janáček, Veress, Holliger, Enescu, Schulhoff and Bartók. The exception in this picture is Heinz Holliger's sparkling Spring Dance of 2001: a very unique approach to the musical heritage of his native Switzerland. The Canadian-American violinist Maia Cabeza, winner of the 2018 Johann Sebastian Bach Competition, together with Zoltán Fejérvári on the piano, makes these different influences delicately audible.
Nominated for the PDSK
Maia Cabeza enthuses the trade press with her debut CD "Folk Roots" and is now nominated for the German Record Critics' Prize in the chamber music category.
Deutschlandfunk Kultur
"Kammermusikerin mit Leidenschaft" Listen to the broadcast of May 18 2020 with Carola Malter here on Deutschlandfunk Kultur.
Svens Opernparadies
"rhythmisch akzentuierte Virtuosität ... feinsinnig und berührend ... Grandios diese packende dramatische Intensität von Maia Cabeza ..." Read the whole review from June 3rd 2020 here on the website of Svens Opernpardies.
Music Web International
"This imaginative collection of compositions inspired in various ways by folk music traditions serves not only as a showcase for Cabeza’s talents, but works equally well as a satisfying musical experience. There is a real sense of unity and imagination about the programme."
Review on the Music Web International by Terry Barfoot, March 2020
Deutschlandfunk Kultur
"Wenn Volksmusik mitreißt"
Maia Cabeza im Interview über ihre neue CD mit Carola Malter in der Sendung Einstand. Hier kann man das Interview vom 11. Mai 2020 nachhören.
Ihr Opernratgeber
"rhythmisch akzentuierte Virtuosität ... feinsinnig und berührend ... Grandios diese packende dramatische Intensität von Maia Cabeza ..."
Besprechung auf Ihr Opernratgeber von Sven Godenrath, 3. Juni 2020
Deutschlandfunk Kultur
"Kammermusikerin mit Leidenschaft"
Zur Sendung auf Deutschlandfunk Kultur von Carola Malter, 18.5.2020