Antonin Dvorak: Sämtliche Werke für Cello & Klavier (2 CDs)

Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904)

Jiri Barta, Jan Cech

2 CDs

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Konzert für Cello & Klavier; Polonaise in A; Silent Woods; Slawische Tänze in g & A; Rondo in g

Künstler:: Jiri Barta, Jan Cech
Label:: Supraphon
Aufnahmejahr ca.:: 2001
Artikelnummer:: 6314516
UPC/EAN:: 0099925146726
Erscheinungstermin:: 28.10.2002

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As the latest instalment in its long-term project of complete works by Dvorak, Supraphon is now presenting the world premiere recording of the original version of the composer´s Cello Concerto No. 1 in A major, for the combination of cello and piano.

The work dates from the fruitful year of 1865 which likewise saw the production of Dvorak´s first two symphonies and the song cycle, Cypresses. Although it is unlikely ever to equal in terms of either fame or popularity his Second Concerto, it does represent an important document of the process of creative maturing of a composer who was yet to attain worldwide renown. Not only is this the work´s first ever recording; it is also the large-scale composition´s first complete performance, presented without cuts and changes, exactly as it was left to posterity by Dvorak in his autograph score.

It is coupled here by a representative assortment of Dvorak´s popular pieces for cello and piano. Drawing on the artistic experience and mastery of the cello virtuoso Jiri Barta, here is an account not to be missed by any real aficionado of that special kind of introspective velvety poetry embndied by cello music.