Edith Peinemann, Wolfgang Schneiderhan - Dvorak: Violin Concerto / Ravel: Tzigane / Stravinsky: Violin Concerto (1962, 1965) [2019 SACD Vintage Collection]

• Title: Dvorak: Violin Concerto / Ravel: Tzigane / Stravinsky: Violin Concerto
  
• Year Of Release: 1962, 1965 [2019]
  
• Label: Tower Records [PROC-2228]
  
• Genre: Classical
  
• Quality: DSD64 image (*.iso) / 2.0 > 1-bit/2.8224 MHz
  
• Total Time: 01:06:33
  
• Total Size: 1,7 GB (+3%rec.)
  
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Peinemann (born March 3, 1937) is from Mainz, Germany. He learned violin from his father, the concertmaster of the city orchestra, and studied under the great Rostal at the Guildhall Conservatory in England. At the age of 19, she won the ARD Munich International Music Competition. In 1962, Dvorak's concerto, which he co-starred with the famous conductor Szell as a substitute, was a great success, and since then he has been invited to the Cleveland Orchestra every year. In 1964, she was fortunate enough to be loaned a 1732 Guarneri that Cell had chosen, and this DISC was recorded immediately after she acquired this masterpiece. You can feel the rich emotions that are now disappearing from her tone that changes delicately between light and dark, and her performance with a soft tactile feel. This is probably due to the command of the Swiss master Mark, who boasts a high musical taste, and the sound of the Czech Philharmonic, which has a handmade taste. She followed Cell's advice and put her contract with a record company on hold, so there are only five other commercial recordings in German minors. The opportunity for re-evaluation is increasing.

One Schneiderhan (1915-2002) is from Vienna. She was concertmaster of the Vienna Philharmonic during and after the war before she turned soloist. He is famous for his solo repertoire, such as recording four Beethoven concertos with the Berliner Philharmoniker. is shown. Under the extremely elaborate lead of Czech conductor Ancerl, the members of the Berliner Philharmoniker are involved with the soloist with high skill and musicality, and the concerto grosso-like character of this work is also beautifully expressed. . In addition, only this one song was left for the session recording with Ancher and the Berlin Philharmonic.

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Tracks:

1. Antonín Dvořák: Violin Concerto in A Minor, Op. 53, B. 96
2. Maurice Ravel: Tzigane (for violin and orchestra)
3. Igor Stravinsky: Violin Concerto in D Major

Personnel:

Edith Peinemann, violin (1, 2)
Wolfgang Schneiderhan, violin (3)
Peter Maag conducts Česká filharmonie (1, 2)
Karel Ančerl conducts Berliner Philharmoniker (3)

Recorded:
December 1962, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, Berlin (3)
July 1965, Rudolfinum, Praha (1, 2)

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