Francesca Dego / Dalia Stasevka / BBC SO

Violikonzert Op. 77/ Violinkonzert OP. 35a
Francesca Dego / Dalia Stasevka / BBC SO

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Details / Tracklist: : Concerto, Op. 35a, K 243 (23:13)
: Concerto, Op. 77 (38:04)
Number of discs: 1
Description:The celebrated violinist Francesca Dego is joined by the BBC Symphony Orchestra and her regular collaborator Dalia Stasevska for this recording of the violin concertos by Brahms and Busoni. A cornerstone of the repertoire, Brahms??s Concerto dates from 1878, a year after the Second Symphony, and was composed for (and dedicated to) the virtuoso Joseph Joachim. The Concerto takes the standard three-movement form, and as in Beethoven??s Concerto (considered by many as Brahms??s inspiration for the work) the first movement is significant in its length and its complexity. Busoni??s Violin Concerto in its turn is inspired by both Brahms and Beethoven, and like both previous works it is in the key of D major. Premièred in Berlin in 1897 by the Dutch violinist Henri Petri, the Concerto is dazzlingly virtuosic. Francesca Dego writes: ??To be able to record Brahms??s Violin Concerto is a dream and a milestone for every violinist and I feel that with ??my? Brahms I do not want to compete with the many gorgeous versions out there but instead to declare my own love and history with my favourite violin concerto. Busoni??s Concerto, however, is a rarely performed work, brought to the studio only a handful of times. It represents a different kind of responsibility, one that pushed me to want to rediscover every detail of this music as if it had never been played before.?? -
The celebrated violinist Francesca Dego is joined by the BBC Symphony Orchestra and her regular collaborator Dalia Stasevska for this recording of the violin concertos by Brahms and Busoni. A cornerstone of the repertoire, Brahms's Concerto dates from 1878, a year after the Second Symphony, and was composed for (and dedicated to) the virtuoso Joseph Joachim. The Concerto takes the standard three-movement form, and as in Beethoven's Concerto (considered by many as Brahms's inspiration for the work) the first movement is significant in it's length and it's complexity. Busoni's Violin Concerto in it's turn is inspired by both Brahms and Beethoven, and like both previous works it is in the key of D major. Premired in Berlin in 1897 by the Dutch violinist Henri Petri, the Concerto is dazzlingly virtuosic. Francesca Dego writes: 'To be able to record Brahms's Violin Concerto is a dream and a milestone for every violinist and I feel that with "my" Brahms I do not want to compete with the many gorgeous versions out there but instead to declare my own love and history with my favourite violin concerto. Busoni's Concerto, however, is a rarely performed work, brought to the studio only a handful of times. It represents a different kind of responsibility, one that pushed me to want to rediscover every detail of this music as if it had never been played before.'
Recording venue Phoenix Concert Hall, Fairfield Halls, Croydon: 4 and 5 July 2023 Issued in a standard jewel case with transparent tray, with 44-page booklet (front and back counted, printed page numbers from 3 to 41 Liner notes ( 2024) in English, German and French ? 2024 Chandos Records Ltd. 2024 Chandos Records Ltd. Recorded in 24-bit / 96 kHz 5.0-channel surround sound Country of origin UK TT 61:25 Photos: ? Ferruccio Busoni (booklet p. 2) Julius Cornelius Schaarwchter ? Francesca Deco (front cover, booklet p. 5 & 37): Davide Cerati Fotografia ? Recording session (booklet p. 26 & 27): Alexander James ? BBC SO (booklet p. 42 & 43): Mark Allan ? Dalia Stasevska (back cover): Sanna Lehto Photography Additional work information (as printed in the tracklist): Busoni: (1896-97) in D major ? in D-Dur ? en r majeur for Violin and Orchestra Seinem Freunde Henri Petri zugedacht Brahms: (1878) in D major ? in D-Dur ? en r majeur for Violin with Orchestral Accompaniment Joseph Joachim zugeeignet
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