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Annette Unger: Contrasts. Dresden Solo (24/96 FLAC)

Annette Unger: Contrasts. Dresden Solo (24/96 FLAC)
Annette Unger: Contrasts. Dresden Solo (24/96 FLAC)

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Composer: Hans Börner, Stefan Frenkel, Rainer Lischka, Johann Georg Pisendel, Manfred Weiss
Performer: Annette Unger
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Genuin
Catalogue: GEN21750
Release: 2021
Size: 1.39 GB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes

Börner: 50 Aphoristic Studies, Op. 34
01. No. 49, Contrasts

Pisendel: Sonata for Violin Solo in A minor
02. I. Largo
03. II. Allegro
04. III. Giga
05. IV. Variations

Börner: Aphoristic Studies (50), Op. 34
06. No. 17, Allegro appassionato [Change of Meter]
07. No. 18, Foxtrot
08. No. 34, Waltz
09. No. 14, Polka and Mazurka

Lischka: Pieces for Solo Violin
10. No. 1, Energetic
11. No. 2, Cantabile
12. No. 3, With Verve

Frenkel: Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 1
13. I. Praeludium. Molto sostenuto
14. II. Scherzino. Poco vivace – Piu tranquillo
15. III. Quasi adagio
16. IV. Presto
17. V. Fuge. Moderato poco maestoso

18. Weiss: Fantasy for Solo Violin

Lischka: Frivolities for Solo Violin
19. No. 1, ABC. Mambo Feel
20. No. 2, Major Thirds, Minor Thirds. As in Blues
21. No. 3, 2-3-4. Exuberant

Börner: 50 Aphoristic Studies, Op. 34 (Excerpts)
22. No. 48, Maestoso
23. No. 47, Gypsy Melody

From the very first note, violinist Annette Unger’s new GENUIN CD will captivate you with an eclectic program featuring early and contemporary music from Dresden, full of electrifying contrasts. The oldest composition is by Bach contemporary Johann Georg Pisendel, while the most recent by Manfred Weiss was premiered by Annette Unger as recently as 2015. Aside from Pisendel’s great work, all the other pieces in this production are world premiere recordings. Annette Unger, who plays flawlessly and with a wealth of color, presents a kaleidoscope of violinistic possibilities, compositional ideas, and intellectual approaches to music, intimately connected to the musical city of Dresden.

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